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The document contains three activities involving programming. Activity 17 calculates the highest, lowest, and average marks from a 2D array of scores. Activity 18 identifies the highest scores for different levels from a list of player scores, while Activity 19 allows users to enter and search for album details in a collection.

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The document contains three activities involving programming. Activity 17 calculates the highest, lowest, and average marks from a 2D array of scores. Activity 18 identifies the highest scores for different levels from a list of player scores, while Activity 19 allows users to enter and search for album details in a collection.

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Activity 17:

array = [[80,59,34,89],[31,11,47,64],[29,56,13,91],[55,61,48,0],[75,78,81,91]]

highest = array[0][0]

lowest = array[0][0]

total = 0

count = 0

for row in array:

for column in row:

total += column

count += 1

if column > highest:

highest = column

elif column < lowest:

lowest = column

print(f"The highest mark is {highest}.")

print(f"The lowest mark is {lowest}.")

print("The average mark is", total / count)


Activity 18:
scores = [["Alexa", 1, 19],["Seema", 1, 29], ["Seema", 2, 44],["Lois", 1 , 10],["Alexis", 2, 17],["Alexis", 3,
36],["Dion", 1, 23],["Emma", 1, 27],["Emma", 2, 48]]

list1_HighScore = 0

list1_HighPlayer = ""

list2_HighScore = 0

list2_HighPlayer = ""

list3_HighScore = 0

list3_HighPlayer = ""

for row in scores:

player = row[0]

level = row[1]

score = row[2]

if level == 1 and score > list1_HighScore:

list1_HighScore = score

list1_HighPlayer = player

elif level == 2 and score > list2_HighScore:

list2_HighScore = score

list2_HighPlayer = player

elif level == 3 and score > list3_HighScore:

list3_HighScore = score

list3_HighPlayer = player

print(f"The highest score in level 1 was {list1_HighScore} which was achieved by {list1_HighPlayer}")

print(f"The highest score in level 2 was {list2_HighScore} which was achieved by {list2_HighPlayer}")

print(f"The highest score in level 3 was {list3_HighScore} which was achieved by {list3_HighPlayer}")

Activity 19:
A) String
B) String
C) Integer
D) String
collection = [["Where Rivers Meet", "Z Rahman", 2008, "World"],["Best OF cat Stevens", "C
Stevens",2002,"Instrumental"],["Blessing","J Rutter",2012,"Classical"]]

yes = "y"

while yes == "y":

while True:

choice = input("Press e to enter details of a new album, or s to search for an album.")

if choice == "e" or choice == "s":

break

if choice =="e":

new = []

album = input("Enter the name of the album: ")

artist = input("Enter the name of the artist: ")

year = int(input("Enter the year of release: "))

genre = input("Enter the name of the genre: ")

new = [album, artist, year, genre]

collection.append(new)

else:

search = input("Enter the title of the album: ")

found = False

index = 0

while found == False and index <= len(collection)-1:

if collection[index][0] == search:

print("Artist: ", collection[index][1], "\nYear of release: ", collection[index][2])

found = True

else:

index = index + 1

if found == False:

print("This album is not in your list")

yes = input("Press 'y' if you want another go.")

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