Question Marking criteria Marks Question 1 Appropriate commenting 2 Sound logic 2 Code running successfully 2 Total 6 Question 2 Appropriate commenting 2 Sound logic 2 Code running successfully 2 Total 6 Question 3 Appropriate commenting 2 Sound logic 3 Code running successfully 3 Total 8 Total Marks 20

• Make sure that your code runs successfully for all possible entries. • Try to approach the solution with the least number of steps. Your code must be clear, logical, and easy to understand. • Your code must be written in Python 3. • This is a group assignment. Each member of the group must make an even contribution to the submission. Please make sure to submit the contributions document with names of those who contributed to the work. • You are encouraged to avoid last minute submission so that you do not run into technical difficulties. • You are allowed up three attempts. All attempts must take place prior to assignment deadline. • Please note that the Self-check Safeassign link has been removed from Blackboard. You still check your work for plagiarism by directly submitting your assignment. If the score for plagiarism is high, you are welcome to resubmit which will count as a second or third attempt.

• There are three questions in this assignment which require you to write and submit three Python scripts. Please save each script in two different formats: .py and .txt prior to submission. For example, for the first question you need to submit • Combine all .py and .txt files into one zip or rar file (6 files in total). Also, remember include a file that lists the names of students who contributed to the assignment (within the zip or rar file). Finally, upload your compressed file (zip or rar) to Black Board and proceed with submission. • Code must be appropriately commented. Make sure to add comments at each segment of your code to explain what it does.