In this challenge, you'll be using Python to generate random SAT scores for a theoretical student. Think you can handle it? Tune in to find out!
Starting File - https://www.dropbox.com/s/nfiw8otzw0fe2ww/Noble%20Desktop%20Python%20Challenges%20Starting%20Files.ipynb?dl=1
Final File - https://www.dropbox.com/s/7zemrs0amnqcvcu/Noble%20Desktop%20Python%20Challenges%20Final%20Files.ipynb?dl=1
Video Transcription
The next programming challenge is number five. Given a list of students, we have alphabetized names. Loop through the list generating pairs of random SAT scores for Math and Verbal. Scores must be in the 200-800 range and must end in a zero. To start, we need to import the random module. The expected output will be:
“Student SAT Scores: Aiming Math Score, Verbal Score”. Then, for each student, loop the list and generate a random number between 20-80 and multiply it by 10 to get a score in the 200-800 range that ends in a zero. Print the student name, math score, and verbal score. To get the total score, add the math and verbal scores together. That takes care of challenge number five.