Write a program in a separate python file to test the class you just created by declaring two variables of the type StudentGrader named student1Grade and student2Grade. a. Set different data for each student grade (you can use your data for one of those with an estimate of what you think you will get for the final). b. Display the overall score and grade letter for each object c. Compare and display a message about which studentGrade object received a better letter grade.   (image attached is the previous question to give context as to what the previous class was)

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Write a program in a separate python file to test the class you just created by declaring two variables of the type
StudentGrader named student1Grade and student2Grade.
a. Set different data for each student grade (you can use your data for one of those with an estimate of what
you think you will get for the final).
b. Display the overall score and grade letter for each object
c. Compare and display a message about which studentGrade object received a better letter grade.
 

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Problem 1
Define a class named StudentGrader that has the following attributes defined within the initialization function:
homeworkAvg as float
midtermScore as integer
• finalScore as integer
● attendance as float
a. Define a function named getOverallPctScore(). This function calculates and returns the overall grade
score using the following weights for each category:
Homework - 35%
Midterm - 25%
Final - 30%
Attendance -10%
b. Define a function named getGradeLetter (). This function calculates and returns the letter grade based
on the overall grade score. Hint - Use the function defined in b to get the score for this. Assume
following brackets are used for the grade letter:
Grade Formula
A
Grade
Ꭰ F
Total Score Cutoff 90-100 80-89 70-79 60-69 0-59
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 1 Define a class named StudentGrader that has the following attributes defined within the initialization function: homeworkAvg as float midtermScore as integer • finalScore as integer ● attendance as float a. Define a function named getOverallPctScore(). This function calculates and returns the overall grade score using the following weights for each category: Homework - 35% Midterm - 25% Final - 30% Attendance -10% b. Define a function named getGradeLetter (). This function calculates and returns the letter grade based on the overall grade score. Hint - Use the function defined in b to get the score for this. Assume following brackets are used for the grade letter: Grade Formula A Grade Ꭰ F Total Score Cutoff 90-100 80-89 70-79 60-69 0-59
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