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The assignment requires students to write a Python program based on one of five provided questions, including a Personal Finance Tracker, Student Grade Calculator, Simple To-Do List Manager, Number Guessing Game, or Word Counter. Students must submit a .py file and prepare a 2-3 minute presentation covering the program's functionality, code explanation, and problem-solving experiences. The submission is due on Sunday.

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Python Assignment Questions

The assignment requires students to write a Python program based on one of five provided questions, including a Personal Finance Tracker, Student Grade Calculator, Simple To-Do List Manager, Number Guessing Game, or Word Counter. Students must submit a .py file and prepare a 2-3 minute presentation covering the program's functionality, code explanation, and problem-solving experiences. The submission is due on Sunday.

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Python Programming Class – Assignment

Due Date: Sunday

Submission: Python .py file + In-class presentation (2–3 minutes)

Instructions

• Write a Python program to solve the selected problem.


• Prepare to present your solution in class.
Your presentation should cover:
- What the program does
- How your code works
- Any problems you encountered and solved

Question List

1. Personal Finance Tracker


Write a program that allows users to:
- Add income and expenses
- Show current balance
- View transaction history

2. Student Grade Calculator


Create a program that:
- Asks for a student’s name and 5 subject marks
- Calculates the average
- Displays a grade based on the average:
A (90–100)
B (80–89)
C (70–79)
D (60–69)
F (below 60)

3. Simple To-Do List Manager


Build a command-line to-do list application that:
- Adds tasks
- Views tasks
- Deletes tasks
- Marks tasks as completed

Use lists, loops, and conditionals.


4. Number Guessing Game
Write a game where:
- The computer selects a random number (1–100)
- The user keeps guessing
- The program gives feedback: “Too high” or “Too low” until correct

Use the random module and loops.

5. Word Counter
Ask the user to input a sentence or paragraph.
Your program should:
- Count total words
- Count how many times each word appears
- Display the most frequent word

Use string functions and dictionaries.

Submission Format
- Submit your Python code file (.py) by Sunday
- Be ready to present in class

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