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Click оn the link belоw tо аccess the Multiple Choice аnd Trаcing Section of this placement exam. The quiz is administered using Gradescope. If the Gradescope page asks you for an entry code, it is 6JG4R5. During this section, you will have 30 minutes to complete this section as soon as you start. The quiz itself will be open for 35 minutes. For this section, you will be unable to access any URLs (except Gradescope) or any applications on your testing device. Please only complete one of the following sections corresponding to your programming language of choice. Your exam will be disqualified if you attempt more than one of the following two sections. Good luck! Python: [Python] Multiple Choice and Tracing Exam Java: [Java] Multiple Choice and Tracing Exam
Yоu MUST nаme the file yоu аre submitting jаvaPlacementExam.java. Skeletоn File: javaPlacementExam.java Gradescope (where to submit): [Java] Coding Exam Remember that you can submit as many times as you wish before the exam closes! Submit only .java files. Do not submit .class files. Function 1 Function Name: compareSports()Parameters: mySports (String[]), friend1Sports (String[]), friend2Sports (String[])Returns: count (int)Description: You just moved into campus, and you want to watch your favorite Olympic sports with your new friends! Given three String arrays containing your, your first friend, and your second friend's favorite Olympic sports, write a static method called compareSports() that returns the number of favorite sports everyone has in common. Be sure to account for case insensitivity: matching sports with different capitalizations should be considered the same. Test Cases: String[] mySports = {"Swimming", "Rugby", "Gymnastics", "Golf", "Volleyball"};String[] friend1Sports = {"GYMNASTICS", "SWIMMING", "TRACK AND FIELD"};String[] friend2Sports = {"swimming", "track and field", "gymnastics"};System.out.println(compareSports(mySports, friend1Sports, friend2Sports)); // prints 2// Since "Swimming" and "Gymnastics" are both shared between all friendsmySports = {"Table Tennis", "Tennis", "Breakdancing", "Triathlon"};friend1Sports = {"breakdancing", "gymnastics", "diving", "swimming"};friend2Sports = {"Track and Field", "Rugby", "Breakdancing", "Football"};System.out.println(compareSports(mySports, friend1Sports, friend2Sports)); // prints 1// Since "Breakdancing" is the only sport shared between all friends Function 2 Function Name: totalPoints()Parameters: eventResults (String[][]) Returns: totalFreestylePoints (String) Description: Given a 2D nested array of Strings that include countries and their respective breakdancing scores, write a static method called totalPoints() that totals and returns the sum of all countries' average freestyle scores earned in the Breakdancing event in the form "Total points scored: {points}". In our scenario, a country's score is a freestyle score if it is an even number, so make sure to only include even numbered scores in a country's average score calculation. You may assume that there will always be at least one freestyle score associated with each country and that each score will not include invalid characters. Note: Please use integer division for all average calculations. Test Cases: String[][] eventResults = {{"USA", "85", "80"}, {"Italy", "90", "80", "51"}, {"France", "78"}}; System.out.println(totalPoints(eventResults));// prints "Total points scored: 243", which is 80 + 85 + 78eventResults = {{"Japan", "92", "100"}, {"South Korea", "88", "90", "93"}, {"China", "74", "99"}};System.out.println(totalPoints(eventResults)); // prints "Total points scored: 259", which is 96 + 89 + 74 Function 3 (must be implemented recursively) Function Name: addMedals()Parameters: nums (String)Returns: sumOfMedals (int)Description: Given a String whose digits represent the number of medals earned by a country in various events, write a static method called addMedals() that returns the sum of all of the odd digits present in the string. Ignore non-digit characters present in the String. This function must be written recursively. No credit will be given for using loops in the function. Do not use helper methods in this function. Hint: Integer.valueOf(String), which returns an integer representation of a passed in String, may be helpful. Integer.valueOf("123") => 123. Hint: You may also need String.valueOf(char), which returns a string representation of a character. String.valueOf('3') => "3". Test Cases: String nums = "48395687";System.out.println(addMedals(nums));// prints 24nums = "15%82963^";System.out.println(addMedals(nums));// prints 18
Yоu MUST nаme the file yоu аre submitting pythоnPlаcementExam.py. Skeleton File: pythonPlacementExam.py Gradescope (where to submit): [Python] Coding Exam Remember that you can submit as many times as you wish before the exam closes! Function 1 Function Name: rankScores()Parameters: gymScores (dict)Returns: rankings (list)Description: Given a dictionary that maps Olympians (str) to their scores (list) at the Paris games, write a function called rankScores() that calculates every Olympian's total score and returns a list containing the names of all Olympians in the dictionary, sorted in descending total score order. You can assume the dictionary will not be empty, and that there will not be any total score ties. Test Cases: >>> rankScores({"Suni Lee": [13.933, 14.866, 14.000, 13.666], "Simone THE GOAT Biles": [15.766, 13.733, 14.566, 15.066], "Rebeca Andrade": [15.100, 14.666, 14.133, 14.033], "Manila Esposito": [13.866, 12.800, 14.200, 12.733]})['Simone THE GOAT Biles', 'Rebeca Andrade', 'Suni Lee', 'Manila Esposito']>>> rankScores({"Pommel Horse Guy aka Clark Kent": [6.400, 8.900], "Nariman Kurbanov": [6.700, 8.733], "Rhys Clenaghan": [6.600, 8.933]}) ['Rhys Clenaghan', 'Nariman Kurbanov', 'Pommel Horse Guy aka Clark Kent'] Function 2 (Must be implemented recursively) Function Name: addPositives()Parameters: scores (list)Returns: sumOfPositives (int)Description: The Olympics intern has messed up the score keeping for the artistic gymnastics competition! Given a list of artistic gymnastics scores, write a function called addPositives() that returns the sum of only the positive numbers in the list. This function must be written recursively. No credit will be awarded for function implementations using loops. Do not use helper methods for this function. Test Cases: >>> scores = [19, 17, -4, -2, 18, -3, 15]>>> addPositives(scores)69 # which is 19 + 17 + 18 + 15>>> scores = [12, -39, 14, -6, 19, 18]>>> addPositives(scores)63 # which is 12 + 14 + 19 + 18 Function 3 Function Name: olympicsHours()Parameters: eventCatalog (dict), myEvents (dict)Returns: totalHoursWatched (int)Description: Given an event catalog (dict) and a dictionary of events you watched at the Olympics, write a function that returns the total number of hours you watched at the games. The event catalog dictionary maps a sport (str) to a dictionary containing event name (str), mapped to the number of hours it was broadcasted for (int). The events you watched are in a dictionary that contain sports (str) mapped to a list of event names (list). You may assume that events you watched will always be found in the event catalog. Test Cases: >>> eventCatalog = { 'Gymnastics': {'All Around': 4, 'Floor': 2, 'Team': 5, 'Vault': 1, 'Beam': 2}, 'Swimming': {'1500 Free': 3, '400 IM': 2, '50 Free': 1, '800 Relay': 2}, 'Tennis': {'Singles': 10, 'Doubles': 7, 'Mixed Doubles': 3, 'Nadalcaraz': 5} } >>> myEvents = { 'Gymnastics': ['Floor', 'Team', 'Beam', 'Vault'], 'Swimming': ['800 Relay'], 'Tennis': ['Mixed Doubles'] } >>> olympicsHours(eventCatalog, myEvents) 15 >>> eventCatalog = { 'Shooting': {'Pistol': 3, 'Rifle': 4, 'Skeet': 3, 'Fire Pistol': 3}, 'Diving': {'Platform': 2, 'Synchro': 4, 'Springboard': 3}, 'Track & Field': {'Relay': 4, 'Long Jump': 4, 'Triple Jump': 4, 'Disc': 1} } >>> myEvents = { 'Shooting': ['Pistol', 'Rifle', 'Fire Pistol'], 'Diving': ['Springboard'], 'Track & Field': ['Relay', 'Disc'] } >>> olympicsHours(eventCatalog, myEvents)18
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