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Midterm Exam 2 Review Spring 2006: Compute the grade

def finalGrade(a, b, c):
 grade = ( ( ( ( ( a + b ) * 0.4 ) + ( c * 0.6 ) ) / 140 ) * 100 )
 if grade >= 90:
  return " congratulations you got an A "
 if grade >= 80 and grade < 90:
  return "you got a B"
 if grade >= 70 and grade < 80:
  return "you got C"
 if grade >= 60 and grade < 70:
  return " you got D "
 if grade < 60:
  return "Uh-oh"

You might want to check out how you computed grade Amanda Bennett
Why are you dividing by 140? -poof #10
Here is my version. I checked it on JES, and it seems to work.
def finalGrade(examScore1, examScore2, examScore3):
  a = examScore1&star.2
  b = examScore2&star.2
  c = examScore3&star.6
  finalGrade = a+b+c
  if finalGrade >=90:
    print "Congratulations, you got an A!"
  if finalGrade >=80 and finalGrade < 90:
    print "You got a B."
  if finalGrade >=70 and finalGrade < 80:
    print "You got a C."
  if finalGrade >=60 and finalGrade <70:
    print "You got a D."
  if finalGrade <60:
    print "Uh-oh."

sorry about the asterisks in the above post (&star = asterisk)
The only thing you need to add to that program is a line after "finalGrade = a+b+c" that says "print finalGrade" since the program is supposed to pring the final score and print one of the phrases.
This is what I put:

def finalGrade(exam1,exam2,exam3):
  midterms= (exam1+exam2/2)&star.40
  final= exam3&star.60
  finalscore=midterms+final 
  print finalscore
  if finalscore >=90:
    print "Congatulations, you got an A!"
  if finalscore >=80 and finalscore <90:
    print "You got a B."
  if finalscore >=70 and finalscore <80:
    print "You got a C."
  if finalscore >=60 and finalscore <70:
    print "You got a D."
  if finalscore <60:
    print "Uh-oh."

Does this work with the in range?:
def computeGrade(exam1,exam2,final):
  avg=(exam1+exam2)/2
  percent=avg&star.4
  percent2=final&star.6
  finalgrade=percent+percent2
  if finalgrade >= 90:
    print 'Congratulations, you got an A!'
  if finalgrade in range (80,90):
    print 'You got a B'
  if finalgrade in range (70,80):
    print 'You got a C'
  if finalgrade in range(60,70):
    print 'You got a D'
  if finalgrade <60:
    print 'YOU FAIL'

def finalGrade(exam1,exam2,final):
finalScore=((exam1+exam2)&star0.20 + final&star0.60)
print finalScore
if finalScore>=90:
print "Congratulations, you got an A!"
if finalScore>=80 and finalScore90:
print "You got a B."
if finalScore>=70 and finalScore80:
print "You got a C."
if finalScore>=60 and finalScore70:
print "Welcome to Tech!"
if finalScore60:
print "UGA isn't THAT bad..."


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