You will write a program that grades a 10-question quiz. Your program will first call the main() function. Your main() will call another function called getStudentAnswers(), that will prompt the user for the answers to 10 questions, saving these answers in a LIST variable. There are many ways to do this, but I have shown you one way (below). The function will return the list of student answers. The main function will then compare the student answers with the correct answers. It will print out which question is correct and which is incorrect, and it will then print a total of incorrect answers and the final grade (each question is worth 10 points).

Your script must have a main() function. The first line of your program will call the main() function, which will contain all the code.

3. Your main() will:
â€¢ Create a list called examAnswers with the correct answers to a 10-question quiz. You may use this list or create your own list of answers:

examAnswers = ['A', 'C', 'A', 'A', 'D', 'B', 'C', 'A', 'C', 'B']

â€¢ Initialize two variables, countCorrect and countWrong, to 0. These variables will eventually contain the number of correct answers and incorrect answers.
â€¢ The main() function will then call the getStudentAnswers() function. This function will RETURN a list of student answers. Save this list in a list variable called: studentAnswers:

studentAnswers = getStudentAnswers()

â€¢ You will now LOOP through the question answers. There are many ways to do this, but the easiest is to use a for loop like:

for i in range(10):

since this will loop through the numbers 0-9 which is exactly what a ten item list will need to loop through.
â€¢ The loop will contain an if statement which will compare the examAnswer with the studentAnswer for that item in the list:

if examAnswers[i] == studentAnswers[i]:

â€¢ If the student answer is correct (equal to exam answer), increment the countCorrect variable and print out the question number and a message stating it is correct.
â€¢ If the student answer is not correct then print out the questionnumber and a message stating it is wrong. Make sure and increment the countWrong variable.
â€¢ At the end of the main() print out the number of questions you missed, and the final grade (number of correct answers * 10).

Here is one way to define the getStudentAnswers() function. Why did I print qNum+1? The loop will go from 0-9, but a student would prefer to see a message stating question 1 â€“ question 10 (instead of question 0 â€“ question 9). So, since the counter starts at 0, just add 1 when you print it to the user:

listOfAnswers = []

for qNum in range(10):
print("Enter answer to question ", qNum+1, ": ", sep="", end="") listOfAnswers.append(input())

return listOfAnswers

Your output can vary from my output, but you must (1) prompt the user with an appropriate prompt, (2) print out all the question numbers and answers, (3) print out the number of wrong answers and (4) print out the final grade.

Questions:
Enter answers to the following questions. You wll be writing code for each of these questions.
Assume two arrays called array1 and array2. Assume:

array1 = [0,1,2,3,4]
array2 = [0,5,6,7,8]

1. How do you print out the values in array1 in two different ways? Use a for/range and then use a for/in.
2. How do you print the values in array1 backwards? Show the code.
3. How do you concatenate the two lists into one list?
4. How do you print the first element in each list?
5. How do you print out the last element in each list?
6. How do you add a value to array1?
7. How do you print out the length of each list? (i.e., the number of values it contains)

You will write a program that grades a 10-question quiz. Your progr...