"Brian C. Lane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
# min, max, grade
grades = [ (90,100,'A'),
(80, 89,'B'),
(70, 79,'C'),
(60, 69,'D'),
( 0, 59,'F'),
]
def getGrade(score):
"""
Return a letter grade based on a score
"""
for g in grades:
if (score <= g[1]) and (score >= g[0]):
return g[2]
Could be written more concisely as
for g in grades:
if g[0] <= score <= g[1]:
return g[2]
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