Write a program to sum three integer numbers and display the result on the screen. The output should look like what is shown in the attached document. Include the class header at the beginning of the code. Comment your program. Specifically, identify all variables (registers) used with a synopsis of their purpose in the program. Also, provide a file with test data. Even though there is no input from a user, there is data supplied to the algorithm via static data in the code. Name the code file Last Name + First Initial + "-Sum.s", for Example "SmithJ-Sum.s". Name the test data file in a similar manner. Upload the program and test data files to the Dropbox. Due Date Oct 11, 2020 11:30 PM Number 1: XXXX Number 2: XXXX Number 3: XXXX Sum of three numbers: XXXX

For this project you will use the file included in the attached zip file.  It is a series of fictional exam records. You must create a Python application that reads this file, assigns a letter grade to each student based on the scale below, outputs the student name, grade, and letter grade to the screen, and outputs that same information into a comma separated values file. You must use functions, parameters, returns, loops, collections and conditions, and some kind of design (pseudocode or flowcharts).  Naming and organization counts.  Functions to consider: opening a file, closing a file, reading records, writing records, determining letter grade, and writing to console. Grade scale to use in the application: A:  >95% A-: >91 and <95 B+: >87 and <91 B:  >83 and <87  B-: >80 and <83 C+: >78 and <80 C:  >75 and <78 D:  >70 and <75 F:  <70

1. Identify the following parameters to complete the specification above. Input parameters? Output parameters? Constant parameters? 2. Attach the input and output of a successful execution of your program below (Hint:Use the snipping tool to take screenshots):

Specification You must write a script that prints a table of inches and their cquivalent centimcter values. You convert inches to centimeters using the formula cm = inches * 2.54 Centimeter values must be integers. At the top of the table should appear the labels "Inches" and "Centimeters", Under these labels should be a line of dashes. The centimeter values should align with the "Centimeters" label. In other words, it will work in exactly the same way as But it will do this in a different way. The script will create the table using 3 functions which you must write. • print_conversion_table • print_table_header • print_table_line These functions will be called using test code which you will find below. print_conversion_table This function must have the following header def print_conversion_table(min, max): This function will will print the conversion table. It will call print_table_header to print the labels at the top of the table. It will use a for loop to call print_line to print…