It seems you're describing a scenario involving a class named Student and conducting an exam where you read student profiles and compare their answers to a correct answer sheet to calculate scores. Here's a Python implementation of the scenario you've described:
Assuming the text files for student profiles are named "student1.txt", "student2.txt", ..., and the correct answer sheet is named "correct_answers.txt". Each student's text file should contain their name on the first line, followed by their answers on the subsequent lines.
class Student:
def __init__(self, name, answers):
self.name = name
self.answers = answers
self.score = 0
def calculate_score(self, correct_answers):
for student_ans, correct_ans in zip(self.answers, correct_answers):
if student_ans == correct_ans:
self.score += 3
elif student_ans != '': # Count only wrong answers, not unanswered questions
self.score -= 1
def __str__(self):
return f"Student: {self.name}, Score: {self.score}"
# Read correct answers from the correct_answers.txt file
with open("correct_answers.txt", 'r') as correct_answers_file:
correct_answers = correct_answers_file.read().splitlines()
# Create Student objects, read answers from student files, and calculate scores
exam = []
for i in range(1, 21): # Assuming there are 20 students
student_filename = f"student{i}.txt"
with open(student_filename, 'r') as student_file:
student_name = student_file.readline().strip()
student_answers = student_file.read().splitlines()
student = Student(student_name, student_answers)
student.calculate_score(correct_answers)
exam.append(student)
# Sort the exam list based on students' scores
exam.sort(key=lambda student: student.score, reverse=True)
# Print the sorted exam list
for student in exam:
print(student)
This code reads student profiles from text files, compares their answers with the correct answer sheet, calculates scores, and then sorts and prints the list of students based on their scores. Make sure to replace the filenames and content accordingly to match your scenario.