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Background The university that you attend uses a priority points system for determining the rank of students wanting to purchase season tickets for home basketball games. This system determines the point value that a student is awarded to purchase season tickets, based on GPA, class year, and whether he/she bought season tickets the previous year. The following rules are applied in order given to award points for this priority point system: 1. If your GPA is less than or equal to 2.0 and your class rank is: Senior, then points=135 All others, then points - 90 2. If your GPA is less than or equal to 3.0 and you did not purchase season tickets last year and your class rankis: Freshman, then points - 95 Sophomore, then points - 115 All others, then points = 130 3. If your GPA is less than or equal to 3.0, you did purchase season tickets last year, and your class rank is: Freshman, then points - 110 Sophomore, then points-130 All others, then points - 150 4. If your GPA is greater than 3.0, you didn't purchase season tickets last year, and your class rank is: 5. If your GPA is class rankis: Freshman, then points - 120 Senior, then points-175 All others, then points - 160 greater than 3.0, you did purchase season tickets last year, and your Freshman, then points-135 Senior, then points-195 All others, then points-170 Assignment Description Write a program that prompts the user to enter their class standing Freshman (F). Sophomore (O), Junior (J), Senior (S), whether they purchased season tickets last year, and their GPA. Once the information has been entered, the program uses the given rules to determine and report the priority points awarded to the student. Your program will not have to handle exceptions to data entry, but does need to be case insensitive. Indent expected:13 Indent expected:35 Statement expected, found Py:ELIF_KEYWORD:49 An illegal target for a variable annotation :49 Expression expected :49 Indent expected :54 Statement expected, found Py:ELIF_KEYWORD:74 Statement expected, found Py:ELIF_KEYWORD:96 End of statement expected :96 Statement expected, found Py:COLON:96 Indent expected:102 Statement expected, found Py:ELIF_KEYWORD:122 Run 1 Test Case Output Priority Point System Freshman (F), Sophomore (0), Junior (3), Senior (S): o Had tickets last year? Yes (Y) or No (N)? n Please enter your GPA as a value between 0 and 4: 3.8 Your available points are 160 Run 2 Test Case Output Priority Point System Freshman (F), Sophomore (0), Junior (3), Senior (S): 3 Had tickets last year? Yes (Y) or No (N)? Y Please enter your GPA as a value between 0 and 4: 2.7 Your available points are 150 Run 3 Test Case Output Priority Point System Freshman (F), Sophomore (0), Junior (3), Senior (S): s Had tickets last year? Yes (Y) or No (N)? N Please enter your GPA as a value between 0 and 4: 1.9 Your available points are 135 Run 4 Test Case Output Priority Point System Freshman (F), Sophomore (0), Junior (3), Senior (S): S Had tickets last year? Yes (Y) or No (N)? Y Please enter your GPA as a value between 0 and 4: 3.1 Your available points are 195

Background The university that you attend uses a priority points system for determining the rank of students wanting to purchase season tickets for home basketball games. This system determines the point value that a student is awarded to purchase season tickets, based on GPA, class year, and whether he/she bought season tickets the previous year. The following rules are applied in order given to award points for this priority point system: 1. If your GPA is less than or equal to 2.0 and your class rank is: Senior, then points=135 All others, then points - 90 2. If your GPA is less than or equal to 3.0 and you did not purchase season tickets last year and your class rankis: Freshman, then points - 95 Sophomore, then points - 115 All others, then points = 130 3. If your GPA is less than or equal to 3.0, you did purchase season tickets last year, and your class rank is: Freshman, then points - 110 Sophomore, then points-130 All others, then points - 150 4. If your GPA is greater than 3.0, you didn't purchase season tickets last year, and your class rank is: 5. If your GPA is class rankis: Freshman, then points - 120 Senior, then points-175 All others, then points - 160 greater than 3.0, you did purchase season tickets last year, and your Freshman, then points-135 Senior, then points-195 All others, then points-170 Assignment Description Write a program that prompts the user to enter their class standing Freshman (F). Sophomore (O), Junior (J), Senior (S), whether they purchased season tickets last year, and their GPA. Once the information has been entered, the program uses the given rules to determine and report the priority points awarded to the student. Your program will not have to handle exceptions to data entry, but does need to be case insensitive. Indent expected:13 Indent expected:35 Statement expected, found Py:ELIF_KEYWORD:49 An illegal target for a variable annotation :49 Expression expected :49 Indent expected :54 Statement expected, found Py:ELIF_KEYWORD:74 Statement expected, found Py:ELIF_KEYWORD:96 End of statement expected :96 Statement expected, found Py:COLON:96 Indent expected:102 Statement expected, found Py:ELIF_KEYWORD:122 Run 1 Test Case Output Priority Point System Freshman (F), Sophomore (0), Junior (3), Senior (S): o Had tickets last year? Yes (Y) or No (N)? n Please enter your GPA as a value between 0 and 4: 3.8 Your available points are 160 Run 2 Test Case Output Priority Point System Freshman (F), Sophomore (0), Junior (3), Senior (S): 3 Had tickets last year? Yes (Y) or No (N)? Y Please enter your GPA as a value between 0 and 4: 2.7 Your available points are 150 Run 3 Test Case Output Priority Point System Freshman (F), Sophomore (0), Junior (3), Senior (S): s Had tickets last year? Yes (Y) or No (N)? N Please enter your GPA as a value between 0 and 4: 1.9 Your available points are 135 Run 4 Test Case Output Priority Point System Freshman (F), Sophomore (0), Junior (3), Senior (S): S Had tickets last year? Yes (Y) or No (N)? Y Please enter your GPA as a value between 0 and 4: 3.1 Your available points are 195

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I need a little extra support on completeing a program. I have already started on the program, but I keep receiving errors that I seem I can not fix and I don't know if I am missing something. I use only pycharm to create the programs, since its what as to be used. I included the types of errors I am geting, also included the work that I have started on in pycharm, and the despriction of the work assigned aswell.

Background The university that you attend uses a priority points system for determining the rank of students wanting to purchase season tickets for home basketball games. This system determines the point value that a student is awarded to purchase season tickets, based on GPA, class year, and whether he/she bought season tickets the previous year. The following rules are applied in order given to award points for this priority point system: 1. If your GPA is less than or equal to 2.0 and your class rank is: Senior, then points = 135 All others, then points - 90 2. If your GPA is less than or equal to 3.0 and you did not purchase season tickets last year and your class rank is: Freshman, then points = 95 Sophomore, then points - 115 All others, then points = 130 3. If your GPA is less than or equal to 3.0, you did purchase season tickets last year, and your class rank is: Freshman, then points - 110 Sophomore, then points - 130 All others, then points - 150 4. If your GPA is greater than 3.0, you didn't purchase season tickets last year, and your class rank is: Freshman, then points - 120 Senior, then points - 175 All others, then points - 160 5. If your GPA is greater than 3.0, you did purchase season tickets last year, and your class rank is: Freshman, then points - 135 Senior, then points - 195 All others, then points - 170 Assignment Description Write a program that prompts the user to enter their class standing Freshman (F), Sophomore (O), Junior (J), Senior (S), whether they purchased season tickets last year, and their GPA. Once the information has been entered, the program uses the given rules to determine and report the priority points awarded to the student. Your program will not have to handle exceptions to data entry, but does need to be case insensitive. Indent expected:13 Indent expected:35 Ⓒ Statement expected, found Py:ELIF_KEYWORD:49 An illegal target for a variable annotation :49 Expression expected :49 Indent expected :54 Ⓒ Statement expected, found Py:ELIF_KEYWORD:74 Statement expected, found Py:ELIF_KEYWORD:96 End of statement expected:96 Ⓒ Statement expected, found Py:COLON:96 Indent expected:102 Ⓒ Statement expected, found Py:ELIF_KEYWORD:122 Run 1 Test Case Output Priority Point System Freshman (F), Sophomore (0), Junior (3), Senior (S): o Had tickets last year? Yes (Y) or No (N)? n Please enter your GPA as a value between 0 and 4: 3.8 Your available points are 160 Run 2 Test Case Output Priority Point System Freshman (F), Sophomore (0), Junior (3), Senior (S): J Had tickets last year? Yes (Y) or No (N)? Y Please enter your GPA as a value between 0 and 4: 2.7 Your available points are 150 Run 3 Test Case Output Priority Point System Freshman (F), Sophomore (0), Junior (3), Senior (S): s Had tickets last year? Yes (Y) or No (N)? N Please enter your GPA as a value between 0 and 4: 1.9 Your available points are 135 Run 4 Test Case Output Priority Point System Freshman (F), Sophomore (0), Junior (3), Senior (S): S Had tickets last year? Yes (Y) or No (N)? Y Please enter your GPA as a value between 0 and 4: 3.1 Your available points are 195
Transcribed Image Text:Background The university that you attend uses a priority points system for determining the rank of students wanting to purchase season tickets for home basketball games. This system determines the point value that a student is awarded to purchase season tickets, based on GPA, class year, and whether he/she bought season tickets the previous year. The following rules are applied in order given to award points for this priority point system: 1. If your GPA is less than or equal to 2.0 and your class rank is: Senior, then points = 135 All others, then points - 90 2. If your GPA is less than or equal to 3.0 and you did not purchase season tickets last year and your class rank is: Freshman, then points = 95 Sophomore, then points - 115 All others, then points = 130 3. If your GPA is less than or equal to 3.0, you did purchase season tickets last year, and your class rank is: Freshman, then points - 110 Sophomore, then points - 130 All others, then points - 150 4. If your GPA is greater than 3.0, you didn't purchase season tickets last year, and your class rank is: Freshman, then points - 120 Senior, then points - 175 All others, then points - 160 5. If your GPA is greater than 3.0, you did purchase season tickets last year, and your class rank is: Freshman, then points - 135 Senior, then points - 195 All others, then points - 170 Assignment Description Write a program that prompts the user to enter their class standing Freshman (F), Sophomore (O), Junior (J), Senior (S), whether they purchased season tickets last year, and their GPA. Once the information has been entered, the program uses the given rules to determine and report the priority points awarded to the student. Your program will not have to handle exceptions to data entry, but does need to be case insensitive. Indent expected:13 Indent expected:35 Ⓒ Statement expected, found Py:ELIF_KEYWORD:49 An illegal target for a variable annotation :49 Expression expected :49 Indent expected :54 Ⓒ Statement expected, found Py:ELIF_KEYWORD:74 Statement expected, found Py:ELIF_KEYWORD:96 End of statement expected:96 Ⓒ Statement expected, found Py:COLON:96 Indent expected:102 Ⓒ Statement expected, found Py:ELIF_KEYWORD:122 Run 1 Test Case Output Priority Point System Freshman (F), Sophomore (0), Junior (3), Senior (S): o Had tickets last year? Yes (Y) or No (N)? n Please enter your GPA as a value between 0 and 4: 3.8 Your available points are 160 Run 2 Test Case Output Priority Point System Freshman (F), Sophomore (0), Junior (3), Senior (S): J Had tickets last year? Yes (Y) or No (N)? Y Please enter your GPA as a value between 0 and 4: 2.7 Your available points are 150 Run 3 Test Case Output Priority Point System Freshman (F), Sophomore (0), Junior (3), Senior (S): s Had tickets last year? Yes (Y) or No (N)? N Please enter your GPA as a value between 0 and 4: 1.9 Your available points are 135 Run 4 Test Case Output Priority Point System Freshman (F), Sophomore (0), Junior (3), Senior (S): S Had tickets last year? Yes (Y) or No (N)? Y Please enter your GPA as a value between 0 and 4: 3.1 Your available points are 195
def main(): # get input and store class standing in variable class_rank class_rank = input("Freshman (F), Sophomore (0), Junior (J), Senior (S):") # get input for whether tickets were purchased last year, store in ticket ticket = input("Had tickets last year? Yes (Y) or No (No)? ") # get input for gpa, store in variable gpa (after casting as float) gpa = float(input("Please enter your GPA as a value between 0 and 4: ")) # let initial points be 0 points = 8 # use if else ladder to assign points #when gpa is less than or equal to 2.0 if gpa <= 2.0: # for Seniors (because program is case-insensitive, so we test fot both capital and small S) if class_rank == 'S' or class_rank == 's': points = 135 # for all other class ranks. else: points = 90 #when gpa is less than or equal to 3.0 elif 3.0 < gpa :_ # if condition for when tickets were not purchased if ticket == 'N' or ticket == 'n': # for freshman class if class_rank == 'F' or 'f': points = 95 # for sophomore class elif class_rank == '0' or class_rank == '0': points = 115 # for all other class ranks else: points = 130 # else condition for when tickets were purchased elif_" ticket == 'Y' or ticket == 'y':" # for freshman class if class_rank == 'F' or class_rank == 'f': points = 110 # for sophomore class elif class_rank == '0' or class_rank == '0': points = 130 # for all other class ranks else: points = 150 # last condition for when gpa is greater than 3.0 elif_gpa = 3.0: # if condition for when tickets were not purchased if ticket == 'N' or ticket == 'n': # for freshman class if class_rank == 'F' or class_rank == 'f': points = 120 # for senior class. elif class_rank == 'S' or class_rank == 's': points = 175 # for all other class ranks. else: points = 160 else condition for when tickets were purchased elif_"ticket == 'Y' or 'ticket' == 'y' # for freshman class if class_rank == 'F' or class_rank == 'f': points = 135 # for senior class elif class_rank == 'S' or class_rank == 's': points = 195 # for all other class ranks else: points = 170 # finally print the available points print("\nYour available points are ", points) if __name__ main() "__main__":
Transcribed Image Text:def main(): # get input and store class standing in variable class_rank class_rank = input("Freshman (F), Sophomore (0), Junior (J), Senior (S):") # get input for whether tickets were purchased last year, store in ticket ticket = input("Had tickets last year? Yes (Y) or No (No)? ") # get input for gpa, store in variable gpa (after casting as float) gpa = float(input("Please enter your GPA as a value between 0 and 4: ")) # let initial points be 0 points = 8 # use if else ladder to assign points #when gpa is less than or equal to 2.0 if gpa <= 2.0: # for Seniors (because program is case-insensitive, so we test fot both capital and small S) if class_rank == 'S' or class_rank == 's': points = 135 # for all other class ranks. else: points = 90 #when gpa is less than or equal to 3.0 elif 3.0 < gpa :_ # if condition for when tickets were not purchased if ticket == 'N' or ticket == 'n': # for freshman class if class_rank == 'F' or 'f': points = 95 # for sophomore class elif class_rank == '0' or class_rank == '0': points = 115 # for all other class ranks else: points = 130 # else condition for when tickets were purchased elif_" ticket == 'Y' or ticket == 'y':" # for freshman class if class_rank == 'F' or class_rank == 'f': points = 110 # for sophomore class elif class_rank == '0' or class_rank == '0': points = 130 # for all other class ranks else: points = 150 # last condition for when gpa is greater than 3.0 elif_gpa = 3.0: # if condition for when tickets were not purchased if ticket == 'N' or ticket == 'n': # for freshman class if class_rank == 'F' or class_rank == 'f': points = 120 # for senior class. elif class_rank == 'S' or class_rank == 's': points = 175 # for all other class ranks. else: points = 160 else condition for when tickets were purchased elif_"ticket == 'Y' or 'ticket' == 'y' # for freshman class if class_rank == 'F' or class_rank == 'f': points = 135 # for senior class elif class_rank == 'S' or class_rank == 's': points = 195 # for all other class ranks else: points = 170 # finally print the available points print("\nYour available points are ", points) if __name__ main() "__main__":
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