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CMPE 012-1-1 Lab Exercises 1F

This document provides instructions for 4 lab exercises to refresh understanding of Python concepts like lists, conditionals, loops, and functions. Students are asked to complete the following activities: 1) A number processing program that calculates sums and products based on number types. 2) A grade classifier that assigns a letter grade based on a numeric score. 3) An age group classifier. 4) A basic student management system that allows adding and viewing students using loops. The exercises are to be submitted in Word format by a deadline for grading.

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CMPE 012-1-1 Lab Exercises 1F

This document provides instructions for 4 lab exercises to refresh understanding of Python concepts like lists, conditionals, loops, and functions. Students are asked to complete the following activities: 1) A number processing program that calculates sums and products based on number types. 2) A grade classifier that assigns a letter grade based on a numeric score. 3) An age group classifier. 4) A basic student management system that allows adding and viewing students using loops. The exercises are to be submitted in Word format by a deadline for grading.

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Refresher (Lab Exercise)

BSECE 1-1

Before we proceed on a more complex topic, let’s assess and refresh first our understanding from
the previous lesson.
 Create the following activity in PyCharm or online-python.com.
 For checking:
o This will be 100 pts for Lab Exercise #1F
o Act #1 - #4 will be 20 pts each with criteria of:
 Submit the following activity in word format.
 All Font Calibri (Light), font size 12, Portrait, Margin 1” all side.
 Use the following template up to Activity #4

o 100 pts for individual recitation/actual demo of program on 01/27/2024 (Lab


Exercise 2F)
 Submit until 1 pm of January 20, 2024.
 Beyond 1 pm submission subject to 10 points deduction every hour late.
Activity #1: Number Processor
Objective:
Create a Python program that processes a list of user-inputted numbers. The program should
calculate the sum of even numbers and the product of odd numbers.
Instructions:
1. Ask the user to enter a list of numbers separated by spaces.
2. Convert the input string into a list of integers.
3. Initialize variables sum_even and product_odd to zero and one, respectively.
4. Use a loop to iterate through the list of numbers:
 If a number is even, add it to sum_even.
 If a number is odd, multiply it with product_odd.
5. Print the original list of numbers, the sum of even numbers, and the product of odd
numbers.
Example Output:

Activity #2: Grade Classifier

Objective:

Create a Python program that takes a user-inputted numeric grade and classifies it into a letter grade
using only if statements.

Instructions:

1. Prompt the user to enter a numeric grade (an integer between 0 and 100 inclusive).
2. Use if statements to classify the grade into one of the following grade comments:
 Very Good! = 90-100
 Nice! = (80-89)
 Hmm = (70-79)
 Ano na = (60-69)
 Mag shift na = (0-59)
*Please note grade notes above are just for fun. But use this on your activity.

3. Print the corresponding grade comment.

Example Output:
Activity #3: Age Group Classifier

Objective:

Create a Python program that takes a user-inputted age and classifies it into different age groups using
only if-else statements.

Instructions:

1. Prompt the user to enter their age.


2. Use if-else statements to classify the age into one of the following groups:
 Infant (0-2 years)
 Toddler (3-5 years)
 Child (6-12 years)
 Teenager (13-19 years)
 Adult (20 years and above)
3. Print the corresponding age group.

Example Output:

Activity #4: Student Management System


Objective:
Create a Python program for a basic student management system using only for loops. The
program should allow users to add students and view all students.

Instructions:

1. Initialize an empty list to store student information.


2. Display a menu with options to:
 Add a new student (name, age, grade).
 View all students.
 Exit the program.

3. Use for loops to implement the menu and functionalities.


4. Add at least 2-3 students (of your choice) initially for testing.

Example Output

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