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Solution: Functions For The Module

The document provides code for calculating batting and bowling scores in cricket. It defines two functions - batscore() and bowlscore() - that take player data dictionaries as input and return dictionaries with the player's name and calculated score. Sample data for batters and bowlers is also provided. The code prints the scores calculated by calling the two functions on each player's data.

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Solution: Functions For The Module

The document provides code for calculating batting and bowling scores in cricket. It defines two functions - batscore() and bowlscore() - that take player data dictionaries as input and return dictionaries with the player's name and calculated score. Sample data for batters and bowlers is also provided. The code prints the scores calculated by calling the two functions on each player's data.

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Module 3 Assignment 

Solution 
Functions for the module 
def batscore(d): 
   
name=d.get('name') 
runs=d.get('runs') 
balls=d.get('balls') 
batscore=int(runs/2) 
four=d.get('4') 
six=d.get('6') 
   
batscore=int(runs/2) 
if batscore>=50: batscore+=5 
if batscore>=100: batscore+=10 
   
if runs>0: 
sr=runs*100/balls 
if sr>=80 and sr<100: batscore+=2 
if sr>=100:batscore+=4 
   
batscore=batscore+four 
batscore=batscore+2*six 
   
return {'name':name,'batscore':batscore} 
 
def bowlscore(d): 
name=d.get('name') 
wkt=d.get('wkts') 
balls=d.get('overs') 
runs=d.get('runs') 
bowlscore=wkt*10 
if wkt>=3: bowlscore=bowlscore+5 
if wkt>=5: bowlscore=bowlscore=bowlscore+10 
if balls>0: 
er=runs/overs 
#print ("eco:",er) 
if er<=2: bowlscore=bowlscore+10 
if er>2 and er<=3.5: bowlscore=bowlscore+7 
if er>3.5 and er<=4.5: bowlscore=bowlscore+4 
return {'name':name,'bowlscore':bowlscore} 
 

Script for importing the functions to calculate batting or bowling score assuming the functions 
are stored in a file called functions.py. (You can also execute these statements in the 
interpreter.) 

from functions import batscore, bowlscore 


 
l1=[{'name':'Virat Kohli', 'role':'bat', 'runs':112, '4':10, '6':0, 'balls':119, 'field':0}, 
{'name':'du Plessis', 'role':'bat', 'runs':120, '4':11, '6':2, 'balls':112, 'field':0}] 

Programming with Python 


Module 3 Assignment 

l2=[{'name':'Bhuvneshwar Kumar', 'role':'bowl', 'wkts':1, 'overs':10, 'runs':71, 'field':1}, 


{'name':'Yuzvendra Chahal', 'role':'bowl', 'wkts':2, 'overs':10, 'runs':45, 'field':0}, 
{'name':'Kuldeep Yadav', 'role':'bowl', 'wkts':3, 'overs':10, 'runs':34, 'field':0}] 
 
for i in l1: 
print (batscore(i)) 
 
for i in l2: 
print (bowlscore(i)) 
 

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