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import csv ## I decided to download a cvs file from the link

class Part_1: ## This is the first class object with constructor


def __init__(self, year, district, name, facility, mark):
self.info_dict_1 = {
"SCHOOL_YEAR" : year,
"DISTRICT_NAME" : district,
"SCHOOL_NAME" : name,
"FACILITY_TYPE": facility,
"MARK_TYPE": mark
}
class Part_2: ## this is the second class object with the consturctor
def __init__(self, percent_a, percent_b, percent_c, percent_d):
self.info_dict_2 = {
"PERCENT_OF_A": percent_a,
"PERCENT_OF_B": percent_b,
"PERCENT_OF_C": percent_c,
"PERCENT_OF_D": percent_d
}

class Result(Part_1, Part_2): ## this is the chils class which inherits


from part_1 and part_2
def __init__(self, year, district, name, facility, mark, percent_a, percent_b,
percent_c, percent_d):
Part_1.__init__(self, year, district, name, facility, mark) ## calls for
part_1 consturctor
Part_2.__init__(self, percent_a, percent_b, percent_c, percent_d) ## calls
for part_2 consturctor
def print_info(self): ## this just prints the info about class object
print(f"{self.info_dict_1['SCHOOL_YEAR']} - "
f"{self.info_dict_1['DISTRICT_NAME']} - "
f"{self.info_dict_1['SCHOOL_NAME']} - "
f"{self.info_dict_1['FACILITY_TYPE']} - "
f"{self.info_dict_1['MARK_TYPE']} - "
f"{self.info_dict_2['PERCENT_OF_A']} - "
f"{self.info_dict_2['PERCENT_OF_B']} - "
f"{self.info_dict_2['PERCENT_OF_C']} - "
f"{self.info_dict_2['PERCENT_OF_D']}" )

@staticmethod ## this is the first function which gets


any argument and
def find_value_for(obj, *args): ## looks for the value of that argument
print("[")
for arg in args:
if isinstance(arg, str): ## checks if argument is surely and
string
arg = arg.upper() ## makes it uppercase because of in the
file we have like that
if arg in obj.info_dict_1: ## if its part_1's item then it
displays it
print(f"The value for {arg} is -> '{obj.info_dict_1[arg]}'")
elif arg in obj.info_dict_2: ## if its part_2's item then it
displays it
print(f"The value for {arg} is -> '{obj.info_dict_2[arg]}'")
else: ## if item is not found it prints it
print(f"The value for {arg} is not found!")
print("]\n")

students = [] ## I store students as Result objects here

with open("data.csv") as data_csv:


my_file = csv.reader(data_csv, delimiter=',') ## read file as csv
line = 0
for row in my_file:
if line == 0: ## because first line is columns names
pass

else: ## just adding students which have all grades because there is too
many
students.append(Result( ## students without the grades. By just
changing these numbers
row[0], ## it can work for all students from the list
row[4], ## just remove line == 2 etc. and write else:
row[6],
row[7],
row[14],
row[21],
row[23],
row[26],
row[29] ))
line+=1

for student in students:


## this is the first functinos which looks for a items with the names
student.find_value_for(student, "percent_of_a", "percent_of_b", "percent_of_c",
"percent_of_d")

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