Answer to Question #337799 in Python for jamil

Question

Take two lists from the user (elements of the lists

separated by space) of

the same size. The first list will contain some names and the second list

will contain roll numbers. Your job is to assign each name

a roll number

from the list containing numbers following the criteria

given below:

Find the sum of the ASCII value of each name and then sort

the names in

descending order based on the sum. Then assign

lowest number to the

the

name that has the highest ASCII value sum as a roll number.

Sample Input 1:

Alan Jack Nancy Jim

10 15 20 50

Sample Output 1:

Nancy's roll number is: 10

Alan's roll number is: 15

Jack's roll number is: 20

Jim's roll number is: 50

Answer 1

# manual input
# names = [str(i) for i in input("Names: ").split(" ")]
# nums = [int(i) for i in input("Numbers: ").split(" ")]


# example
names = ['Anna', 'Aya', 'Boris', 'Maria', 'Denis']
nums = [111, 123, 189, 202, 115]
nums = sorted(nums)[::-1]


def get_ASCII(word):
    sum = 0
    for i in word:
        sum += ord(i)


    return sum


new_names = []
sort_names = {}


for i in names:
    sort_names[i] = get_ASCII(i)


for i in sorted(sort_names.items(), key = lambda names: names[1]):
    new_names.append(i[0])


def numbers(names, nums):
    if len(names) != len(nums):
        print("wrong length")


    else:
        for i in range(len(names)):
            print(f"{names[i]} roll number is: {nums[i]}")


numbers(new_names, nums)