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If you haven't already done so, complete the homework assigned
previously.
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Refer to Quiz #2 on the Resources page at the
course website, and fill in the blanks on the quiz. In addition write the
Python code for an app that will ask the end-user for a score and then
displays the corresponding letter grade. Use reasonable values to
populate an array of grade breakpoints.
Upon completing the quiz and writing the code, print the web page to a PDF
file and submit it for feedback as an attachment to
jseydel@astate.edu. In addition, use Jupyter
Notebook for writing and running the code, and submit that file
also as an email attachment. Remember, the code
files for Jupyter Notebook are stored in the
c:\users\userName folder on your harddrive.
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Refer to Quiz #3 on the Resources page at the
course website, and fill in the blanks on the quiz. In addition write the
Python code for an app that will ask the end-user to enter tax rates for
each of the states and then print a table of those states and tax rates,
as well as a summary of the states with the minimum and maximun rates and
also the average tax rate across those states listed.
Upon completing the quiz and writing the code, print the web page to a PDF
file and submit it for feedback as an attachment to
jseydel@astate.edu. Use Jupyter
Notebook for coding and running the app, and submit that file
also as an email attachment.
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Refer to Quiz #4 on the Resources page at the
course website, and fill in the blanks on the quiz. In addition write the
Python code for an app that will call the function and display both
the original input data as well as the output data that are to be written
to the output file. Note that both text files must/will be stored in the
same location as the Python code. Use Jupyter
Notebook for coding and running the app, and submit that file
also as an email attachment.
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Refer to the Jupyter Notebook versions the Payroll
Calculator App (Versions A, B, and C). Examine the code thoroughly
and identify the progression of the levels of sophistication from
Version A up through Version C. Use Jupyter Notebook
to run each of the versions, but remember you will need the employee
data file to be stored in the same location as the code for Version C.
