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CS1026: Assignment 3
Learning Outcomes:
By completing this assignment, you will gain skills relating to Strings and text files Writing your own classes Testing code Using complex data structures (i.e., sets and dictionaries)
In this assignment you will create a complete program that uses classes to store, search, sort, remove,
and filter country data. The two major tasks are outlined below.
1. Implement a class Country Instance Variables:
i. Name: string
ii. Population: integer
iii. Area: float
iv. Continent: string Methods:
i. constructor
ii. Getter Methods: getName, getPopulation, getArea, getContinent,
iii. getPopDensity: This calculates and returns the population density for the
country. Pd is the population divided by the area.
iv. Setter Methods: setPopulation
v. def __repr__(self):generate a string representation for the class
Name in Continent
e.g China in Asia In addition add a method save that writes the appointment to file object (not file name)
in the specified format : Name|Continent|Population|PopulationDensity
For example China|Asia|1000000|4.56 class Country :
def __init__(self, name, pop, area, continent) :
def __repr__(self):
def setPopulation(self, pop):
def getName(self) :
def getArea(self) :
def getPopulation(self) :
def getContinent(self):
def getPopDensity(self) :
def save(self, outobject) : Test all your classes and methods before moving to the next section. Feel free to create other
helper methods if necessary. Write a test file that will also be submitted with this assignment
(test.py)
2. Implement a class called CountryCatalogue that is a set or dictionary or lists of countries.
This class has two instance variable catalogue and cDictionary
This class will have the following methods. Constructor: this method will open the specified file and then first create the
cDictionary and then create countries and add them to the cSet.
Major Steps
1. Fill the Dictionary: open the continent.txt file and fill the cDictionary.
The key is the country name, while the continent is the value.
2. Fill the Catalogue: Open the file (the file name is passed into the
constructor). Then read each line of the file and from that create a
country and add it catalogue.
A sample data file has been included data.txt (Note that both files have headers) addCountry: Give the user the option to add a new country to the set.
Using user input the user must specify the name, population, area and continent. If the
country they entered already exists, let them know they can’t add a country already in
the catalogue and keep on prompting for input until a unique name has been entered. In
addition to adding the newly created country to the catalogue, make sure you add the
continent to the cDictionary. Include a confirmation message to let the user know
whether the operation was successful or not. saveCountryCatalogue: allow the user to save all the countries to a file. This method
MUST call the save method for the Country class. Before saving the catalogue sort the
countries alphabetically by name. Include a confirmation message to let the user know
that it was saved to the specified file. deleteCountry: allows the user to enter a specific countryName, if this country exists
then it should be deleted from the catalogue. Include a confirmation message to let the
user know whether or not it was deleted. findCountry: allows the user to enter a specific countryName, if this country exists then
print all of the country’s information to the output screen. If the country does not exist
send a message as well. filterCountriesByContinent: allow the user to enter a specific continent (assume valid
continent), print to the screen all the countries (just their names) in the catalogue that are
in that continent.
printCountryCatalogue: print the whole catalogue to the screen, using the default print
for the Country Class
setPopulationOfASelectedCountry: Ask the user for a country name and new
population and then set the population of the country (if it is in the catalogue) to the
value. Print the new population density for that country to the screen. findCountryWithLargestPop: find and display the name of the country with the
largest population to the screen
findCountryWithSmallestArea: find and display the name of the country with the
smallest area to the screen.
filterCountriesByPopDensity: ask the user to enter the lower bound and upper bound
for a population density range and then find all countries that have a population density
that falls within the range. Assume valid input of integers.
findMostPopulousContinent: find and display the name of the continent with the most
number of people living in it. Also display the number of people living in the continent.
class CountryCatalogue:
def __init__(self, filename):
def filterCountriesByContinent(self):
def printCountryCatalogue(self):
def findCountry(self):
def deleteCountry(self):
def addCountry(self):
def setPopulationOfASelectedCountry(self):
def saveCountryCatalogue(self, filename):
def findCountryWithLargestPop(self):
def findCountryWithSmallestArea(self):
def findMostPopulousContinent(self):
def filterCountriesByPopDensity(self): Test your countryCatalogueClass to make sure all functionality is working. Save your test code
in test.py
Use the main.py file provided as the interface to your program. The TA will use a similar main.py to
grade your assignment. DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE AT ALL
For output to both the console and file you do not need to format numbers to include commas. (e.g
1000 does NOT need to be written as 1,000)
You may assume all the data is correct and there are no errors relating to the data file (so don’t worry
about Exceptions or validating input except where otherwise noted for this assignment). Non-functional Specifications:
1. Include brief comments in your code identifying yourself, describing the program, and describing
key portions of the code.
2. Assignments are to be done individually and must be your own work. Software may be used to
detect cheating.
3. Use Python coding conventions and good programming techniques, for example:
i. Meaningful variable names
ii. Conventions for naming variables and constants
iii. Use of constants where appropriate
iv. Readability: indentation, white space, consistency Submit two files one file that includes both classes the filename should be countryGalore.py. Also
include a test file named test.py that shows how you tested your classes.
Make sure you attach your python files to your assignment; DO NOT put the code inline in the textbox.
Make sure that you develop your code with Python 3.5 as the interpreter. TAs will not endeavor to fix
code that uses the Python 2.7 or 2.10 conventions.
What You Will Be Marked On:
1. Functional specifications: Does the program behave according to specifications? Does it run with the main program provided? Are your classes created properly? Are you using appropriate data structures? Is the output according to specifications?
2. Non-functional specifications: as described above
3. Assignment submission: via OWL assignment submission