Problem 1: Tracing Definitions

What is the printed value of the below code?

A = [
    {'name': 'Jill',  'weight':125, 'height':62},
    {'name': 'Sam',   'height':68},
    {'name': 'Bobby', 'height':72},
]
A.append({'weight':204, 'height':70, 'name':'Jim'})
B= A[1]
B['weight'] = 167
print([d['weight'] for d in A if 'weight' in d])

Problem 2a: Parsing Pairs

• This is a coding problem. Work in pairs or trios on a single computer, and discuss your algorithm BEFORE YOU WRITE ANY CODE.
• The file grades.txt has student names (first and last), then a comma, and then their current grade in a class
• Your task is to write a function to read in the data from the file and populate a dictionary with the names being the keys and the grades the corresponding values.

Problem 2b: Grade Lookup

• Swap who is typing!
• Write a function called get_student_grade which prompts the user for a student’s name and then prints out that student’s grade.
• If the typed student does not exist, just print out “Student does not exist”

Problem 2c: Grade Reporting

• Swap who is typing!
• Write another function get_students_with_grade which prompts the user to type in a desired grade.
• Then all the names of students who received that grade should be printed to the screen
• Bonus: Also return all the names as elements of a list

The Objective

• Tweets.csv contains tweet data from users
• Our task is to see what hashtags are trending or most popular