Three lists are given as such:
AAAAA 4 2 1 2 4 2 4 4 5 2 2 1 5 2 4 3 1 1 3 3 5
BBB 5 2 1 2 4 5 4 4 1 2 2 2 4 4 4 3 1 2 3 3 2
K 4 1 2 1 2 1 2 5 1 1 1 1 4 2 2 1 5 1 3 4 1
We have to find how similar three of the lists are according tothe table: In terms of the digits and not the alphabets.
The output should be like this:
Just for reference:
If AAAAA is compared with AAAAA, its answer is “really have alotin common.” If done with BBB, in regards with the similarily, theanswer will come.
This question is done by reading a txt.file and editing it.Please do it that way. Coding is done inPython.
Messages to be provided when comparing pairs of students’ responses: 90% or more same responses (in the same positions) really have a lot in common (>90%)! 50% or more have about half opinions in common! 2 or more have just few opinions in common (<50%) Less than 2 have nothing in common! You can check up to 5 pairs Please provide the first name in the pair (or END to finish) -> A Please provide the second name in the pair –> B ** Sorry! at least one name is not in the data Another pair? provide the first name (or END to finish) –> AAAAA se provide the second name in the pair ==> AAAAA TRACE similars 21 ** AAAAA and AAAAA really have a lot in common (>90%)! Another pair? provide the first name (or END to finish) –> AAAAA Please provide the second name in the pair –> K TRACE similars 5 ** AAAAA and K have just few opinions in common (<50%)! Another pair? provide the first name (or END to finish) –> AAAAA Please provide the second name in the pair –> BBB TRACE similars 13 ** AAAAA and BBB have about half opinions in common! Another pair? provide the first name (or END to finish) -> AAAAA Please provide the second name in the pair –> X ** Sorry! at least one name is not in the data question num – average 1 – 4.33 2 – 1.67 3 – 1.33 4 – 1.67 5 – 3.33 6 – .67 PENAWNW لما لا نما إح 11 – 12 – 1.33 13 – 4.33 14 – 2.67 15 – 3.33 16 – 2.33 17 – 2.33 18 – 1.33 19 – 3.00 20 – 3.33 21 – 2.67 Show transcribed image text Messages to be provided when comparing pairs of students’ responses: 90% or more same responses (in the same positions) really have a lot in common (>90%)! 50% or more have about half opinions in common! 2 or more have just few opinions in common ( A Please provide the second name in the pair –> B ** Sorry! at least one name is not in the data Another pair? provide the first name (or END to finish) –> AAAAA se provide the second name in the pair ==> AAAAA TRACE similars 21 ** AAAAA and AAAAA really have a lot in common (>90%)! Another pair? provide the first name (or END to finish) –> AAAAA Please provide the second name in the pair –> K TRACE similars 5 ** AAAAA and K have just few opinions in common ( AAAAA Please provide the second name in the pair –> BBB TRACE similars 13 ** AAAAA and BBB have about half opinions in common! Another pair? provide the first name (or END to finish) -> AAAAA Please provide the second name in the pair –> X ** Sorry! at least one name is not in the data
question num – average 1 – 4.33 2 – 1.67 3 – 1.33 4 – 1.67 5 – 3.33 6 – .67 PENAWNW لما لا نما إح 11 – 12 – 1.33 13 – 4.33 14 – 2.67 15 – 3.33 16 – 2.33 17 – 2.33 18 – 1.33 19 – 3.00 20 – 3.33 21 – 2.67
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