Imagine, you are developing a rule in terms of logical and comparison operations to determine whether you should enroll a student in your course or not. The rule itself looks like this:
enroll_student = ((average_grade >= 40 and recommended_by_tutor)
or (finished_introductory_course and introductory_course_grade > 85))Parameters meaning:
- average_grade is an integer variable that shows the student's average grade.
- recommended_by_tutor is a bool variable that shows whether the student has a recommendation from the tutor.
- finished_introductory_course is a bool variable that shows whether the student finished the introductory course.
- introductory_course_grade is an integer variable that shows the student's introductory course grade.
The table of students who wish to enroll:
| average_grade | recommended_by_tutor | finished_introductory_course | introductory_course_grade | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anne | 49 | True | False | 0 |
| John | 41 | False | True | 76 |
| Frank | 37 | True | True | 97 |
| Victoria | 40 | True | True | 86 |
| Mary | 49 | False | True | 85 |
| Sam | 33 | False | True | 51 |
Using this rule select all the students to enroll.