Introduction to Programming 2024/2025 (CC1024) - DCC/FCUP

Information for the 2nd Practical Test

General Information

Date: 19/12/2024 (Thursday)
Time: There will be two shifts for the test (14:30 and 16:45) [see student allocation to shift and room] (protected access)
Place: DCC Labs (FC 6)
Duration: 2h
Method: the test will be individual and will consist of practical problems for which you can submit Python code to Mooshak and receive feedback that might include public test cases, like in the practical classes
Language: all problems will be available in english and in portuguese
Environment: the computers will have Linux, with python available at command line, and the usual editors and IDEs you will have access to documentation (local copy of python docs) and to a local copy of the jupyter notebooks of the lectures.
Scoring: this test is worth 4 points out of 20 (20% of your class grade) [see explanation and calculation formula of final grade]
You will have 6 small exercises in Mooshak worth 20%+20%+20%+20%+10%+10%. In each exercise there might be partial scoring (e.g. passes some tests, fails on others).
When submitting, you will know the score you got on all tests. Your grade on a problem will be the grade of your best submission on that problem (the one with the highest score), and you can submit as many times as you want.

Specific goals for each exercise and training problems

[20%] Exercise 1: dictionaries
Something at the level of the dictionary main exercises of practical class #07 (dictionaries and sets), where you will implement a function.
- Training Problems: [IP063] [IP064] [IP065] [IP066] [IP067] (and also [IP071] and [IP072])
[20%] Exercise 2: sets
Something at the level of the set main exercises of practical class #07 (dictionaries and sets), where you will implement a function.
- Training Problems: [IP068] [IP069] [IP070] (and also [IP073])
[20%] Exercise 3: exceptions
Something at the level of the main exercises of practical class #11 (exceptions), , where you will implement a function.
- Training Problems: [IP097] [IP098] [IP099] (and also [IP100] and [IP101])
[20%] Exercise 4: advanced strings
Something at the level of the main exercises of practical class #08 (advanced strings), writing a function that receives input from the arguments.
- Training Problems: [IP075] [IP076] [IP077] [IP078] [IP079] (and also [IP080], IP081], IP082] and IP083])
[10%] Exercise 5: recursion
Something at the level of the main exercises of practical class #09 (recursion), writing a function that receives input from the arguments.
- Training Problems: [IP085] [IP086] [IP087] [IP088] (and also [IP089], IP090] and IP091])
[10%] Exercise 6: modular programming
Something at the level of the the main or extra exercises of practical class #10 (modular programming), writing a program that reads from the standard input and writes to the standard output.
- Training Problems: [IP093] [IP094] [IP095]