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Your task is to re-format this data so it can be imported into your student information system. Only the output counts for this Bite.
Input
Each row of the input file contains data for a single student and all of their assigned classes, formatted as follows:
StudentID,StudentName,Class1,Class2,... (etc.)Sample input row:
34215,"Smith, John",,MATH06-1 - PH,ENG06-1 - BlR,,,PE06-1 - TK- StudentID: a 5-digit int
- StudentName: formatted as "Last, First", including quotation marks
- Classes: there may be any number of classes per student on a single row, each formatted as: CLASSNAME-SECTION - TeacherInitials
Notes:
-Each student appears only once in the input file.
-A student may be enrolled in zero or more classes. Students with no classes assigned should not be included as output.
-Not every class slot may be populated for a given student. Some examples of class listings are:
Class,Class,Class
,,Class,,,Class,,Class
,,,,,,,,,Output
Your function should return a single list of individual class assignments, formatted as follows:
CLASSNAME-SECTION,SchoolYear,StudentIDExample return value:
['MATH06-1,2020,34215', 'ENG06-1,2020,34215', 'PE06-1,2020,34215']Notes:
- The returned list should hold one entry per student per class assigned, in the same student order as the input file
- Class names should have teacher initials removed from the end. (You can assume there is always a " - " between the class name and the teacher name, excluding quotations.)
- The school year for output is always 2020
- No quotation marks should be included within in the output data.
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