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Assignment 3: Python Programming Concepts

Instructions:

• Submit your solution as a Jupyter Notebook (.ipynb).


• Each task should be solved in a separate code cell.
• Include comments explaining your code.

Task 1: E-commerce Data Processing

You are tasked with building a system to handle order and customer data for an online store.
The system needs to use lambda functions, Python's built-in functions (e.g., map(),
filter(), reduce()), and proper exception handling.

Part A: Data Validation

You are given a list of dictionaries where each dictionary represents an order with customer
details.

orders = [
{"customer": "Alice", "total": 250.5},
{"customer": "Bob", "total": "invalid_data"},
{"customer": "Charlie", "total": 450},
{"customer": "Daisy", "total": 100.0},
{"customer": "Eve", "total": -30}, # Invalid total
]

Write a function that:

• Uses a lambda function with the filter() built-in function to filter out invalid
orders where the total is either non-numeric or less than zero.
• Uses exception handling to handle any type conversion issues.
• Return the filtered valid orders as a list of dictionaries.

Part B: Discount Application

After validating the orders, the store is offering a 10% discount on all orders above $300.

Write a function that:

• Uses the map() function with a lambda to apply the discount to qualifying orders.
• Returns a new list with the updated totals for each customer.
Part C: Total Sales Calculation

Use the reduce() function with a lambda to:

• Calculate the total sales from the list of valid orders (after applying discounts).

Task 2: Iterator and Generator

Part A: Custom Iterator

Create a custom iterator class SquareIterator that:

• Takes an integer n and iterates over the first n natural numbers, yielding their squares.

Part B: Fibonacci Generator

Write a generator function fibonacci_generator() that:

• Yields the Fibonacci sequence up to the number n.

Task 3: Exception Handling and Function Decorator

You need to implement robust exception handling in the system.

Part A: Chained Exceptions

Write a function that:

• Takes a list of numbers and tries to divide each number by a divisor.


• If the divisor is zero, raise a custom exception.
• If any other error occurs (e.g., non-numeric input), raise an appropriate exception and
chain it to the custom exception to provide context.

Part B: Exception Logging Decorator

Create a decorator that:

• Logs exceptions raised during the execution of a function.


• It should print the exception type, message, and the function where the exception
occurred.

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