149. Python Program to Clean Up a Messy Report Card

Overview

The whole chapter in one program: it has a bug that stops it, and it breaks almost every rule of PEP 8.

Problem Statement

The starter code reads a student's name and their marks, then prints a report with the average (2 decimals) and a grade: 80 or more is A, 60 or more is B, 40 or more is C, anything lower is F. For example, for Sunny and 78 92 85:

Report for Sunny
Average: 85.00
Grade: A

First, fix the bug that stops it. Then clean it up:

• clear snake_case names for every variable and function; function names start with a verb,
• no variable named after a built-in function, like sum,
• the grade limits 80, 60 and 40 as UPPER_CASE constants at the top,
• one statement per line: no semicolons, and every block on its own lines with 4 spaces,
• one space around operators and after commas, and two blank lines around each function,
• no dead code: no commented-out lines, nothing after a return,
• a docstring for each function.

Use input() with no prompt text: the tests type the input for you, and a prompt would end up in your output.

The tests check only the output. Once the bug is fixed, the messy code passes them too, so the clean-up is up to you: go through the list above, one rule at a time.

Input

One value per line, in this order: the name, then the marks separated by spaces. Example:

Sunny
78 92 85

Output

The output for that example:

Report for Sunny
Average: 85.00
Grade: A

The tests try 5 different inputs.