Specific Requirements

These are the requirements on which you will be graded. Be sure to review the rubric for more information and points break down.

The program must run $($all syntax and runtime errors have been resolved.$)$ If your program has syntax or runtime errors, you will receive a $0$ for the entire final, no exceptions!

This includes if I run your program and NOTHING HAPPENS $--$ you are responsible for testing and debugging your work!

The program must be free of logical errors

The program must prompt the user to choose which of the text files $($see file tree list$)$ to use

Note: all text files are within a subdirectory called gradebooks. Your main.py file and gradebooks are in the same directory; your main.py file and all the $.$txt files are not in the same directory. Be aware of this.

The program must write the output to a new $.$txt file

The program must prompt the user to choose a name for the above new $.$txt file

The program must use iteration

The program must programmatically determine how many assignments and how many students to loop through. Do not hardcode number values!

Note: You do not know which gradebook $.$txt file I will test with. I may even generate new $.$txt files with varied assignment amounts and students.

The program must accurately calculate the final grade average

The program must accurately determine the letter grade based on the final grade average

The program must be based on concepts covered in class$/$in the textbook and may not use external libraries

The program must be your own work $($no ChatGPT, no GhostWriter, no AI assistance of any kind, no copying someone else's work, etc. See class Academic Dishonesty Policy.$)$

You must thoroughly comment out your code $--$ demonstrate that you understand what it is you are writing

Bonus Points: The program uses user$-$defined functions

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