import traceback #SortStudents function. Takes as input a list of Student objects, #sorted alphabetically by name (last, then first), and outputs a list of #Student objects, sorted by the following priority: #house, then year, then name. def SortStudents(studentList): #TODO: Implement this function return studentList # DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE #Student class #Each task has three instance variables: # self.name is a string representing the name of the student # self.house is a string representing which house the student is in # self.year is an integer representing what year the student is class Student: def __init__(self,csvstring): csvdata = csvstring.split(",") self.name = csvdata[0] self.house = csvdata[1] self.year = int(csvdata[2]) def __repr__(self): return " {:25}: {:12} {}".format(self.name,self.house,self.year) def __eq__(self,other): return type(self) == type(other) and \ self.name == other.name and \ self.house == other.house and \ self.year == other.year #Takes a string filename as an argument, and constructs a list # of Students from the information in the CSV file at filename def getStudentList(filename): fp = open(filename) fp.readline() studentList = [] for line in fp: studentList.append(Student(line)) return studentList if __name__ == '__main__': tests = ['roster1.csv','roster2.csv','roster3.csv','roster4.csv', 'roster5.csv','roster6.csv'] correct = ['roster1sorted.csv','roster2sorted.csv', 'roster3sorted.csv','roster4sorted.csv', 'roster5sorted.csv','roster6sorted.csv'] #Run test cases, check whether sorted list correct count = 0 try: for i in range(len(tests)): print(" --------------------------------------- ") print("TEST #",i+1) print("Reading student data from:",tests[i]) roster = getStudentList(tests[i]) print("Reading sorted student data from",correct[i]) rosterSorted = getStudentList(correct[i]) print("Running: SortStudents() on data list ") output = SortStudents(roster) print("Expected:",rosterSorted," Got:",output) assert len(output) == len(rosterSorted), "Output list length "\ +str(len(output))+\ ", but should be "+str(len(rosterSorted)) for j in range(len(output)): assert output[j] == rosterSorted[j],"Student #"\ +str(j+1)+" incorrect: "+\ str(output[j])+" should be "+str(rosterSorted[j]) print("Test Passed! ") count += 1 except AssertionError as e: print(" FAIL: ",e) except Exception: print(" FAIL: ",traceback.format_exc()) #Check for less than or greater than signs anywhere in the file cursed = False with open(__file__) as f: source = f.read() for ch in source: if ord(ch) == 60: print("Less than sign detected: Curse activated!") count = 0 cursed = True if ord(ch) == 62: print("Greater than sign detected: Curse activated!") count = 0 cursed = True print() if cursed: print("You are now a newt. Don't worry, you'll get better.") print(count,"out of",len(tests),"tests passed.") 

import traceback \#Sortstudents function. Takes as input a list of student objects, \#sorted alphabetically by name (last, then first), and outputs a list of HStudent objects, sorted by the following priority: Hhouse, then year, then name. def Sortstudents(studentList): \#TOD0: Implement this function return studentList \# DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE HStudent class \#Each task has three instance variables: \# self.name is a string representing the name of the student * self.house is a string representing which house the student is in \# self.year is an integer representing what year the student is class student: def __init__(self, csvstring): csvdata = csvstring split(",") self. name =csvdata[] self, house = csvdata[1] self.year = int ( csvdata [2]) def__repr__(self): return " {:25}:{:12}{}. .format(self. name, self.,house, self.year) def __eq__(self, other): return type(self) == type (other) and I self. name == other. name and self.house == other. house and I self.year == other.year \#Takes a string filename as an argument, and constructs a list \# of Students from the information in the CSV file at filename def getstudentList(filename): fp=open(fi lename) fp. readline() studentList = [] for line in fp : studentList. append (Student(line)) return studentList