George Mason University Credits to Graduate Python Coding Exam Practice

Q1:

calculate 120 credits to graduate in Python coding

1.  Input = Number of credits taken

2. Calculate: 120 – Input

3. Print a statement “You need XXX credits to graduate.”

Q2:

Write the following program.

1.  Create a class for Music and the parameters are genre (for example, pop, rock, classical, jazz) and recording medium (for example, digital, cd, record) 

2. Create a child class for musicians;  the parameters would include: artist name, song, song release date

3. Create two instances from the child class (you can make up the data for this instance)

4. Print a sentence for each instance that says: “My favorite {genre} song from {artist name} is {song} released in {date} on {medium}.”

Q3:

Debug and put the correct answer in colab.  Label this Question 16 in colab.

prompt = “nWhat is one of your favorite numbers:”

prompt = “nIf you would like to stop enter quit.”

while True:

number = input(prompt)

if number = ‘quit’

break

else: print(“What is another of your favorite number:”)

Q4:

Prompt = “nPlease enter what you would like to order: “

Prompt += “n(Enter ‘done’ if you are finished with your order.)”

while True:

Meal == imput(prompt)

if meal = ‘done’

break

else: print(F”You would like to order {meal.title()}.”)

Q5:

create a txt file called dog.txt (Some examples could be:  poodle, lab, collie, sheltie, pitbull)

Fix this code-

filename = ‘dog.txt’

with open(filename) as dog.object

    for dog in dog.object

          print(dog.rstrip())