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Add Grade

Part of the Logic & Flow section of Coddy's Python journey — lesson 41 of 78.

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Challenge

Easy

Create a function named add_grade that takes two arguments: name (string) and grade (integer). The function should:

  1. Check if the student name exists in the student_records dictionary.
    • If it does not exist, print "Student '<name>' not found.".
  2. If the name exists, add the grade to the student's grades set.
  3. Print "Grade <grade> added for student '<name>'.".

Add (replace) the following block of code at the bottom of your code:

add_student("Alice", 20, ["Math", "Physics"])
add_student("Bob", 22, ["Biology", "Chemistry"])
add_grade("Alice", 90)
add_grade("Alice", 85)
add_grade("Bob", 75)
add_grade("Charlie", 80)  # Non-existent student
print(student_records)

Try it yourself

student_records = {}

def add_student(name, age, courses):
    if name in student_records:
        print(f"Student '{name}' already exists.")
        return
    student_records[name] = {"age": age, "grades": set(), "courses": set(courses)}
    print(f"Student '{name}' added successfully.")

add_student("Alice", 20, ["Math", "Physics"])
add_student("Bob", 22, ["Biology", "Chemistry"])
print(student_records)

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