Course Title: Programming Language II

Course Code: CSE 111

Assignment No: 2 | Functions (Homework)

Total Tasks 6
Submission Type Handwritten
 Home Task 1: Hospital Fee

Suppose, you work for a hospital. Your job is to find out the highest fee received by
the hospital and the person(s) who paid the highest amount. Now, write a function
that takes multiple keyword arguments that returns the highest amount of fee taken
by the hospital and the person(s) who paid the highest fees.
[Hint: You might need to use **kwargs to solve this task.]
Function Call: Sample Output:
Highest fee was 1000 tk
max_amount, max_payer = hospital_fee(Neymar =
which was paid by
1000, Dembele = 600, Reus = 500, Bale = 1000)
Neymar, Bale.
Function Call: Sample Output:
Highest fee was 1200 tk
max_amount, max_payer = hospital_fee(Mashrafe =
which was paid by
400, Bumrah = 900, Steyn = 1200, Cummins = 900,
Steyn.
Wood = 400, Marsh = 700)

Home Task 2: 007

Write a function that takes in a list of integers and returns True if it contains 007 in
order.
Function Call: Sample Output:
is_james_bond( [1, 2, 4, 0, 0, 7, 5] ) True
Function Call: Sample Output:
is_james_bond( [1, 7, 2, 0, 4, 5, 0] ) False
Function Call: Sample Output:
is_james_bond( [1, 0, 2, 0, 4, 7, 5] ) True
 Home Task 3: Section Assigning

"You are tasked with organizing students into different sections in a school. There
are 'ABCDE' (five) sections available, and you have a list of student names. You
need to create a function that will take these inputs and assign students to sections
based on their names.
The first parameter, 'sections', should be a string representing the available sections
(e.g., 'ABCDE' for five sections).
The second parameter should be a variable number of student names.
The function should calculate the sum of ASCII values of characters in each student's
name, then use the modulo operation with the number of sections to determine the
section based on the calculated value. It should return a dictionary where each
section is a key, and the associated value is a list of students assigned to that section.
Function Call: Output:
assign_students_to_sections ('ABCDE', 'Alice', {'A': ['Bob'], 'B': ['Charlie'],
'Bob', 'Charlie', 'David', 'Eve', 'Frank', 'Grace') 'C': ['Grace'], 'D': ['Alice',
'David', 'Eve', 'Frank'], 'E': [ ]}

Explanation:
For example, your name is Charlie and there are 5 Sections “ABCDE”.
So, the ASCII values for your name is:
C = 67
h = 104
a = 97
r = 114
l = 108
i = 105
e = 101
So, the summation is 67+104+97+114+108+105+101= 696
Now, as you have 5 sections,
696%5 = 1
So, Charlie will be on section 1 which means section B.
 Home Task 4: Username Generator

Complete the username_generator function in such a way that returns a username

based on the following equation:
User name = First 3 letters of the first name upper-cased + Entire middle name +
Last 3 letters of the last name lower-cased + Underscore + Last 4 digits of the
student id
Your function should be able to handle user inputs having no middle name.
Function Call
first_name, middle_name, last_name, student_id= input ("First Name:"), input
("Middle Name:"), input ("Last Name:"), int (input ("Student ID:"))

print(username_generator (first_name, last_name, student_id))

print(username_generator(first_name, last_name, student_id, middle_name))

Sample Input: Output:

First Name: Jahanara JAHlam_1954
Middle Name:
Last Name: Islam
Student ID:18101954
Sample Input: Output:
First Name: Shakib SHABinsan_5165
Middle Name: Bin
Last Name: Hasan
Student ID:17305165
Sample Input: Output:
First Name: MD MDmam_2564
Middle Name:
Last Name: Ishmam
Student ID:19992564
 Home Task 5: Key Generator

As a security expert working in a company, you are required to create encrypted

keys for some employees. Your supervisor will give you a list of names of the
employees. Now write a function that creates an encrypted key for each of these
employees by following the given conditions:
● The first character and last character will remain in their position. But the first
character will be converted to lowercase and the last character will be
converted to uppercase.
● The characters in the middle will be reversed and substituted by their ASCII
values.

Function call: Sample Output:

key_list = key_generator ("Alex", Encrypted Keys: ['a101108X', 'b111B',
"Bob", "Trudy") 't100117114Y']
Explanation:
Let’s say, for "Trudy",
T⇒t
y⇒Y
ASCII of r = 114, u = 117 and d = 100
Encrypted key = t100117114Y
 Home Task 6: Rock-Paper-Scissor

You have to build a Rock-Paper-Scissor (Computer Vs Player) game. Players can

set the rounds. If the player gets to win more rounds than the computer then the
player wins, otherwise the computer wins. The game can be a tie too. We know the
rules: Rock crushes scissors, scissors cut paper, and paper covers rock.

A function playRockPaperScissor(rounds) will take the number of rounds as an

argument and return the total scores of the player, total scores of the computer and
the winner. Also, inside the function, show the opponent's action after taking each
player's action as input.

Note: You can use random.choice() function from Python's random module to
randomize the opponent’s action.

Let, X= random.choice([a, b, c])

Here, X can be any value among a, b, c randomly.

Sample Input 1: Sample Output 1:

3 Computer: paper
rock Computer: rock
paper Computer: rock
scissor Your Score: 1
Computer's Score: 2
Computer has won the game!

Sample Input 2: Sample Output 2:

5 Computer: scissor
rock Computer: rock
paper Computer: rock
scissor Computer: rock
rock Computer: paper
paper Your Score: 2
Computer's Score: 1
You have won the game!