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| − | This homework assignment is due on 3/4/10 at midnight. You are encouraged to | + | This homework assignment is due on 3/4/10 at midnight. You are encouraged to work on this assignment in pairs. |
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==Problem #1== | ==Problem #1== | ||
| − | + | [[Image:stateOfTheInternet.jpg | right | link=http://mashable.com/2010/02/26/state-of-internet/ ]] | |
* Login to beowulf, then get a copy of the startup program that I have created for this homework assignment: | * Login to beowulf, then get a copy of the startup program that I have created for this homework assignment: | ||
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... | ... | ||
</pre></code> | </pre></code> | ||
| − | :This data is taken from http://www.clickz.com/ and represents statistics about the world population of Internet users, and the number of Internet Service Providers dating from a few years back. | + | :This data is taken from http://www.clickz.com/ and represents statistics about the world population of Internet users, and the number of Internet Service Providers dating from a few years back. For a fun movie made very recently with interesting statistics about the Internet, go to http://mashable.com/2010/02/26/state-of-internet/ |
: The original data used "NA" to indicate when data was ''Not Available'', but I have replaced the NAs with -1 to simplify sorting. | : The original data used "NA" to indicate when data was ''Not Available'', but I have replaced the NAs with -1 to simplify sorting. | ||
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:(Note, the % sign is a string operator. When it appears in a string, Python thinks it is going to be used as a substitution operator. To print a regular %-sign, just write two of them next to each other and Python will understand!) | :(Note, the % sign is a string operator. When it appears in a string, Python thinks it is going to be used as a substitution operator. To print a regular %-sign, just write two of them next to each other and Python will understand!) | ||
| + | |||
| + | ==Style (Section added on 2/28/10)== | ||
| + | |||
| + | I will start paying more and more attention to style in this assignment as well as future ones. Remember how the graphics.py library that we looked at in class recently was nicely organized, and easy to scan visually. | ||
| + | |||
| + | Here are some recommendations I would like you to pay close attention to. | ||
| + | * Make sure your header is accurate and that it contains all the information required to understand what your program does. It is a challenge to make the header short and informative, but you need to pay attention to it. The header is the first thing somebody looking at your program will see. '''A program is written once and read many times.''' The header should have enough information for somebody looking for a software solution to decide if your program will be a good candidate. | ||
| + | * Avoid using long lines, as they will wrap when the program is listed, and the wrapped lines break the structure of the program. I have created a utility to list your program the same way the printer will, so make use of it before submitting programs and break long lines to avoid spoiling the visual understanding block structure of your program. | ||
| + | |||
| + | listmyprogram hw5a.py | ||
| + | |||
| + | |||
| + | The command above will list your program and wrap long lines. So, for example, if you see this output from '''listmyprogram''' | ||
| + | |||
| + | #Prompt the user to input both the grades for the midterm exam and for | ||
| + | the final exam. | ||
| + | print "Please enter the grades for the midterm, followed by the final, also on | ||
| + | e per line." | ||
| + | |||
| + | :change it to: | ||
| + | |||
| + | # Prompt the user to input both the grades for the midterm | ||
| + | # exam and for the final exam. | ||
| + | print "Please enter the grades for the midterm,", | ||
| + | print "followed by the final, also one per line." | ||
| + | |||
| + | :or to | ||
| + | |||
| + | # Prompt the user to input both the grades for the midterm | ||
| + | # exam and for the final exam. | ||
| + | print "Please enter the grades for the midterm," + \ | ||
| + | "followed by the final, also one per line." | ||
==Submission== | ==Submission== | ||
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submit hw5 hw5a.py | submit hw5 hw5a.py | ||
| + | |||
| + | ==Typical Output== | ||
| + | Here is an example of what you should try to emulate. This is a partial listing of the output of the solution program. Not all the various quantities are shown, but this should give you a better idea of the output format: | ||
| + | |||
| + | <code><pre> | ||
| + | ----------------------------- Most Populated Countries ----------------------------- | ||
| + | Active | ||
| + | Country Population Users Users ISPs | ||
| + | China 1280000000 99800000 -1 3 | ||
| + | India 1040000000 36970000 -1 43 | ||
| + | United_States 290340000 185550000 139520000 7000 | ||
| + | [...] | ||
| + | Japan 127210000 78050000 36580000 73 | ||
| + | |||
| + | |||
| + | |||
| + | ---------------------------- Countries with most users ----------------------------- | ||
| + | Active | ||
| + | Country Population Users Users ISPs | ||
| + | [...] | ||
| + | Brazil 182030000 22320000 10860000 50 | ||
| + | South_Korea 42760000 31670000 -1 11 | ||
| + | |||
| + | ------------------- Countries with highest ratio of active users ------------------- | ||
| + | Active | ||
| + | Country Population Users Users ISPs | ||
| + | Sweden 8870000 6120000 4640000 29 | ||
| + | [...] | ||
| + | Canada 32200000 20450000 8800000 760 | ||
| + | |||
| + | --------------------------------------------------- | ||
| + | Total world population: 6264524513 | ||
| + | [...] | ||
| + | Percentage active vs regular users 38.03% | ||
| + | [...] | ||
| + | </pre></code> | ||
| + | |||
| + | ==Optional and Extra-Credit== | ||
| + | |||
| + | You will notice that in the typical output section above, the first three sections are printed very similarly, with the same format: | ||
| + | * A title with dashes around it | ||
| + | * A list of column headers | ||
| + | * The columns of data, on 10 rows | ||
| + | |||
| + | Write your program so that each section is printed by the same function, which will receive 2 parameters: | ||
| + | * a title (without the dashes) | ||
| + | * a list of records (a record contains all country and numbers) | ||
| + | |||
| + | Example: | ||
| + | |||
| + | printNice10( "Countries with highest ratio of active users", statistics ) | ||
| + | |||
| + | and its output is: | ||
| + | |||
| + | <code><pre> | ||
| + | ------------------- Countries with highest ratio of active users ------------------- | ||
| + | Active | ||
| + | Country Population Users Users ISPs | ||
| + | Sweden 8870000 6120000 4640000 29 | ||
| + | [...] | ||
| + | Canada 32200000 20450000 8800000 760 | ||
| + | |||
| + | </pre></code> | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:54, 28 February 2010
This homework assignment is due on 3/4/10 at midnight. You are encouraged to work on this assignment in pairs.
Contents
Problem #1
- Login to beowulf, then get a copy of the startup program that I have created for this homework assignment:
getcopy hw5a.py
- Look at the program with emacs. You will see a very loooooonnnnng program:
.
# hw5a.py
# your name
#
statistics = [['Afghanistan', 28710000, -1, -1, 1], ['Albania', 3580000,
12000, -1, 10], ['Algeria', 32810000, 180000, -1, 2],
['Andorra', 69150, 24500, -1, 1], ['Angola', 10760000,
60000, -1, 1], ['Anguilla', 12738, 919, -1, 16],
['Antigua_and_Barbuda', 67897, 5000, -1, 16], ['Argentina',
38740000, 4650000, -1, 33], ['Armenia', 3320000, 30000, -1,
9], ['Aruba', 70844, 24000, -1, -1], ['Australia', 19730000,
13010000, 9020000, 571], ['Austria', 8180000, 4650000,
1300000, 37], ['Azerbaijan', 7830000, 25000, -1, 2],
['Bahrain', 667238, 140200, -1, 1], ['Bangladesh',
138440000, 150000, -1, 10], ['Barbados', 277264, 6000, -1,
19], ['Belarus', 10330000, 422000, -1, 23], ['Belgium',
10280000, 4870000, 1600000, 61], ['Belize', 266440, 18000,
-1, 2], ['Benin', 7040000, 25000, -1, 4], ['Bhutan',
2130000, 2500, -1, -1], ['Bolivia', 8580000, 78000, -1, 9],
['Bosnia_and_Herzegovian', 3980000, 45000, -1, 3],
['Botswana', 1570000, 33000, -1, 11], ['Brazil', 182030000,
22320000, 10860000, 50], ['Brunei', 358098, 35000, -1, 2],
['Bulgaria', 7530000, 1610000, -1, 200], ['Burkina_Faso',
13220000, 25000, -1, 1], ['Burma', 42510000, 10000, -1, 1],
['Burundi', 6090000, 6000, -1, 1], ['Cambodia', 13120000,
10000, -1, 2], ['Cameroon', 15740000, 45000, -1, 1],
['Canada', 32200000, 20450000, 8800000, 760], ['Cape_Verde',
412137, 12000, -1, 1], ['Cayman_Islands', 41934, -1, -1,
16], ['Central_African_Republic', 3680000, 2000, -1, 1],
['Chad', 9250000, 4000, -1, 1], ['Chile', 15660000, 5040000,
-1, 7], ['China', 1280000000, 99800000, -1, 3], ['Colombia',
41660000, 1870000, -1, 18], ['Comoros', 632948, 2500, -1,
1], ['Republic_of_the_Congo_Democratic', 56620000, 6000, -1,
1], ['Congo_Republic', 2950000, 500, -1, 1],
['Cook_Islands', 21008, -1, -1, 3], ['Costa_Rica', 3890000,
384000, -1, 3], ['Cote_d_Ivoire', 16960000, 70000, -1, 5],
['Croatia', 4420000, 480000, -1, 9], ['Cuba', 11260000,
120000, -1, 5], ['Cyprus', 771657, 150000, -1, 6],
['Czech_Republic', 10240000, 3530000, -1, 300], ['Denmark',
5380000, 3720000, -1, 13], ['Djibouti', 457130, 3300, -1,
1], ['Dominica', 69655, 2000, -1, 16],
['Dominican_Republic', 8710000, 186000, -1, 24],
['East_Timor', 977853, -1, -1, -1], ['Ecuador', 13710000,
328000, -1, 31], ['Egypt', 74710000, 2420000, -1, 50],
['El_Salvador', 6470000, 40000, -1, 4],
['Equatorial_Guinea', 510473, 900, -1, 1], ['Eritrea',
4360000, 10000, -1, 5], ['Estonia', 1400000, 620000, -1,
38], ['Ethiopia', 66550000, 20000, -1, 1], ['Faroe_Islands',
46345, 3000, -1, 2], ['Fiji', 856300, 15000, -1, 2],
['Finland', 5190000, 3270000, -1, 3], ['France', 60180000,
25470000, 15530000, 62], ['French_Guiana', 182917, 2000, -1,
2], ['French_Polynesia', 262125, 16000, -1, 2], ['Gabon',
1320000, 18000, -1, 1], ['Gambia', 1500000, 5000, -1, 2],
['Georgia', 4930000, 25000, -1, 6], ['Germany', 82390000,
41880000, 29520000, 200], ['Ghana', 20460000, 200000, -1,
12], ['Gilbraltar', 27776, -1, -1, 2], ['Greece', 10660000,
2710000, -1, 27], ['Greenland', 56385, 20000, -1, 1],
['Grenada', 89258, 5200, -1, 14], ['Guadeloupe', 440189,
4000, -1, 3], ['Guam', 163941, 5000, -1, 20], ['Guatemala',
13900000, 200000, -1, 5], ['Guernsey', 64818, -1, -1, -1],
['Guinea', 9030000, 15000, -1, 4], ['Guinea-Bissau',
1360000, 4000, -1, 2], ['Guyana', 702100, 95000, -1, 3],
['Haiti', 7520000, 30000, -1, 3], ['Honduras', 6660000,
40000, -1, 8], ['Hong_Kong', 7390000, 4580000, 2630000, 17],
['Hungary', 10040000, 2940000, -1, 16], ['Iceland', 200000,
198000, -1, 20], ['India', 1040000000, 36970000, -1, 43],
['Indonesia', 234890000, 12860000, -1, 24], ['Iran',
68270000, 420000, -1, 8], ['Iraq', 24680000, 12500, -1, 1],
['Ireland', 3920000, 1810000, -1, 22],
['Islas_Malvinas_(Falkland_Islands)', 2967, -1, -1, 2],
['Isle_of_Man', 74261, -1, -1, -1], ['Israel', 6110000,
3130000, 976000, 21], ['Italy', 57990000, 25530000,
15700000, 93], ['Jamaica', 2690000, 100000, -1, 21],
['Japan', 127210000, 78050000, 36580000, 73], ['Jersey',
90156, -1, -1, -1], ['Jordan', 5460000, 212000, -1, 5],
['Kazakhstan', 16760000, 100000, -1, 10], ['Kenya',
31630000, 500000, -1, 65], ['Kiribati', 98549, 1000, -1, 1],
['Kuwait', 2180000, 200000, -1, 3], ['Kyrgyzstan', 4890000,
51600, -1, -1], ['Laos', 5920000, 10000, -1, 1], ['Latvia',
2340000, 455000, -1, 41], ['Lebanon', 3720000, 300000, -1,
22], ['Lesotho', 1860000, 5000, -1, 1], ['Liberia', 3310000,
500, -1, 2], ['Libya', 5490000, 20000, -1, 1],
['Liechtenstein', 3314, -1, -1, -1], ['Lithuania', 3590000,
480000, -1, 32], ['Luxembourg', 454157, 100000, -1, 8],
['Macau', 469903, 101000, -1, 1], ['Macedonia', 2060000,
100000, -1, 6], ['Madagascar', 16970000, 35000, -1, 2],
['Malawi', 11650000, 35000, -1, 7], ['Malaysia', 23090000,
10040000, -1, 7], ['Maldives', 329684, 6000, -1, 1],
['Mali', 11620000, 30000, -1, 13], ['Malta', 400420, 59000,
-1, 6], ['Marshall_Islands', 56429, 900, -1, 1],
['Martinique', 425966, 5000, -1, 2], ['Mauritania', 2910000,
7500, -1, 5], ['Mauritius', 1210000, 158000, -1, 2],
['Mexico', 104900000, 13880000, -1, 51], ['Micronesia',
108143, 2000, -1, 1], ['Moldova', 4430000, 15000, -1, 2],
['Monaco', 32130, -1, -1, 2], ['Mongolia', 2710000, 40000,
-1, 5], ['Montserrat', 8995, -1, -1, 17], ['Morocco',
31680000, 400000, -1, 8], ['Mozambique', 17470000, 22500,
-1, 11], ['Namibia', 1920000, 45000, -1, 2], ['Nauru',
12570, -1, -1, 1], ['Nepal', 26460000, 60000, -1, 6],
['Netherlands_Antilles', 216226, 2000, -1, 6],
['New_Caledonia', 210798, 24000, -1, 1], ['New_Zealand',
3950000, 2340000, -1, 36], ['Nicaragua', 5120000, 20000, -1,
3], ['Niger', 10050000, 12000, -1, 1], ['Nigeria',
133880000, 100000, -1, 11], ['Niue', 2145, -1, -1, 1],
['Norfolk_Island', 1853, -1, -1, 2], ['North_Korea',
22460000, -1, -1, 1], ['Northern_Mariana_Islar', 80006, -1,
-1, 1], ['Norway', 4540000, 3030000, -1, 13], ['Oman',
2800000, 120000, -1, 1], ['Pakistan', 150690000, 1200000,
-1, 30], ['Palau', 19717, -1, -1, 1], ['Panama', 2960000,
45000, -1, 6], ['Papua_New_Guinea', 5290000, 135000, -1, 3],
['Paraguay', 6030000, 20000, -1, 4], ['Peru', 28400000,
4570000, -1, 10], ['Philippines', 84610000, 5960000, -1,
33], ['Pitcairn_Islands', 47, -1, -1, -1], ['Poland',
38620000, 10400000, -1, 19], ['Portugal', 10100000, 6090000,
-1, 16], ['Puerto_Rico', 3880000, 600000, -1, 76], ['Qatar',
817052, 75000, -1, 1], ['Reunion', 755171, 10000, -1, 1],
['Romania', 22270000, 4940000, -1, 38], ['Russia',
144520000, 21230000, -1, 35], ['Rwanda', 7810000, 20000, -1,
2], ['Samoa', 178173, 3000, -1, 2], ['San_Marino', 28119,
-1, -1, 2], ['Sao_Tome_and_Principe', 175883, 9000, -1, 2],
['Saudi_Arabia', 24290000, 2540000, -1, 42], ['Senegal',
10580000, 100000, -1, 1], ['Seychelles', 80469, 9000, -1,
1], ['Sierra_Leone', 5730000, 20000, -1, 1], ['Singapore',
4600000, 2750000, 956000, 9], ['Slovakia', 5430000, 1610000,
-1, 6], ['Slovenia', 1930000, 930000, -1, 11],
['Solomon_Islands', 509190, 8400, -1, 1], ['Somalia',
8020000, 200, -1, 3], ['South_Africa', 43600000, 4780000,
-1, 150], ['South_Korea', 42760000, 31670000, -1, 11],
['Spain', 40210000, 13440000, 8210000, 56], ['Sri_Lanka',
19740000, 121500, -1, 5], ['St._Kitts_and_Nevis', 38763,
2000, -1, 16], ['St._Lucia', 162157, 3000, -1, 15],
['St._Vincent_and_the_Grenadines', 116812, 3500, -1, 15],
['Sudan', 38110000, 56000, -1, 2], ['Suriname', 435449,
14500, -1, 2], ['Svalbard', 2811, -1, -1, -1], ['Swaziland',
1160000, 14000, -1, 6], ['Sweden', 8870000, 6120000,
4640000, 29], ['Switzerland', 7310000, 4600000, 3310000,
44], ['Syria', 17580000, 60000, -1, 1], ['Taiwan', 22600000,
9520000, 5000000, 8], ['Tajilistan', 6860000, 5000, -1, 4],
['Tanzania', 35920000, 300000, -1, 6], ['Thailand',
64260000, 7570000, -1, 15], ['The_Bahamas', 297477, 16900,
-1, 19], ['The_Netherlands', 16149999, 9790000, 7780000,
52], ['Togo', 5420000, 50000, -1, 3], ['Tokelau', 1418, -1,
-1, 1], ['Tonga', 108141, 1000, -1, 2],
['Trinidad_and_Tobago', 1100000, 120000, -1, 17],
['Tunisia', 9920000, 400000, -1, 1], ['Turkey', 68100000,
7270000, -1, 50], ['Turkmenistan', 4770000, 2000, -1, -1],
['Turks_and_Caicos', 19350, -1, -1, 14], ['Tuvalu', 11305,
-1, -1, 1], ['Uganda', 25630000, 60000, -1, 2], ['Ukraine',
48050000, 5278100, -1, 260], ['United_Arab_Emirates',
2480000, 900000, -1, 1], ['United_Kingdom', 60090000,
33110000, 22550000, 400], ['United_States', 290340000,
185550000, 139520000, 7000], ['Uruguay', 3410000, 600000,
-1, 14], ['Uzbekistan', 25980000, 100000, -1, 42],
['Vanuatu', 199414, 3000, -1, 1], ['Venezuela', 24650000,
2310000, -1, 16], ['Vietnam', 81620000, 400000, -1, 5],
['Virgin_Islands', 124778, 12000, -1, 50],
['Wallis_and_Futuna', 15734, -1, -1, 1], ['Western_Sahara',
261794, -1, -1, 1], ['Yemen', 19340000, 17000, -1, 1],
['Zambia', 10300000, 25000, -1, 5], ['Zimbabwe', 12570000,
100000, -1, 6]]
def prettyPrint( stats ):
print "%-40s %10s %10s %10s %10s" % ( " ", " ", " ", "Active", " " )
print "%-40s %10s %10s %10s %10s" % ( "Country", "Population", "Users", "Users", "ISPs" )
for item in stats:
( country, population, internetUsers, activeUsers, ISPs ) = item
print "%-40s %10d %10d %10d %10d" % ( country, population, internetUsers, activeUsers, ISPs )
def main():
prettyPrint( statistics )
main()
.
- Run the program, and observe its output:
Active
Country Population Users Users ISPs
Afghanistan 28710000 -1 -1 1
Albania 3580000 12000 -1 10
Algeria 32810000 180000 -1 2
Andorra 69150 24500 -1 1
Angola 10760000 60000 -1 1
...
- This data is taken from http://www.clickz.com/ and represents statistics about the world population of Internet users, and the number of Internet Service Providers dating from a few years back. For a fun movie made very recently with interesting statistics about the Internet, go to http://mashable.com/2010/02/26/state-of-internet/
- The original data used "NA" to indicate when data was Not Available, but I have replaced the NAs with -1 to simplify sorting.
- Study the program and make sure you understand how the data is coded, and how the program works. There are no new Python constructs in this code. We have seen all the Python constructs used in this program in class or in a lab before!
Your assignment
Your assignment is to add new functions to this program so that we get a finer quantitative view of the world in terms of its usage of the Internet.
- Question 1
- Add a new function that will receive the statistics list as parameter and that will print the top 10 countries in the world by order of their population. This function should be called from the main() function and should use the same format as the one shown above, i.e. with the country name listed first, then the population, then the Active users, then the users, then the ISPs, but it should output a ranking on the left side, with 1 listed in the left margin of the first country, 2 listed in the left margin of the second country, until the 10th country. Note that the number 10 has 2 digits, while 1 to 9 have only one digits. However, the countries names and the various quantities should be listed one above the other without a jump to the right on the 10th line.
- Make sure your program does not output the complete list of the 225 countries! This would use up too much paper when your program is graded. All that we are interested in this assignment is a collection of short lists of "the most" countries, for various quantities.
- Make sure your program prints a title before the list of the top 10 populated countries. Something like "Top 10 Countries ranked by population" is fine.
- Make sure you are efficient and that if you do not replicate identical code in different functions. The purpose of a function is to encapsulate code that can be used many times in different areas.
- Question 2
- Add a new function that will receive the statistics list as parameter and that will print the top 10 countries in terms of users and active users (i.e. add the number of users and the number of active users, and list the 10 countries with the largest such sums).
- As with Question 1, make sure you print at title before the liste.
- Question 3
- Add a new function that will receive the statistics list as a parameter and that will print the top 10 countries in terms of the ratio of active Internet Users to population. The first country listed should be the one with the highest percentage of active users to the total population.
- Use the same print format as explained in Question 2, including a title before the list.
- Question 4
- Add a function to your program that will receive statistics as a parameter and that will print out some global statistics.
- The total world population as recorded in the list statistics
- The total number of Internet users (don't worry about the -1 values. They contribute a very tiny error in the whole computation)
- The total number of active Internet users.
- The total number of ISPs.
- The percentage of active users relative to Internet users, for the whole world.
- The percentage of Internet users relative to the wold population.
- The percentages should be printed with 2 decimal digits, and with the % sign. For example:
Active Internet users world-wide: 12.30%
- (Note, the % sign is a string operator. When it appears in a string, Python thinks it is going to be used as a substitution operator. To print a regular %-sign, just write two of them next to each other and Python will understand!)
Style (Section added on 2/28/10)
I will start paying more and more attention to style in this assignment as well as future ones. Remember how the graphics.py library that we looked at in class recently was nicely organized, and easy to scan visually.
Here are some recommendations I would like you to pay close attention to.
- Make sure your header is accurate and that it contains all the information required to understand what your program does. It is a challenge to make the header short and informative, but you need to pay attention to it. The header is the first thing somebody looking at your program will see. A program is written once and read many times. The header should have enough information for somebody looking for a software solution to decide if your program will be a good candidate.
- Avoid using long lines, as they will wrap when the program is listed, and the wrapped lines break the structure of the program. I have created a utility to list your program the same way the printer will, so make use of it before submitting programs and break long lines to avoid spoiling the visual understanding block structure of your program.
listmyprogram hw5a.py
The command above will list your program and wrap long lines. So, for example, if you see this output from listmyprogram
#Prompt the user to input both the grades for the midterm exam and for
the final exam.
print "Please enter the grades for the midterm, followed by the final, also on
e per line."
- change it to:
# Prompt the user to input both the grades for the midterm
# exam and for the final exam.
print "Please enter the grades for the midterm,",
print "followed by the final, also one per line."
- or to
# Prompt the user to input both the grades for the midterm
# exam and for the final exam.
print "Please enter the grades for the midterm," + \
"followed by the final, also one per line."
Submission
- Store your program in a file called hw5a.py and submit it as follows:
submit hw5 hw5a.py
Typical Output
Here is an example of what you should try to emulate. This is a partial listing of the output of the solution program. Not all the various quantities are shown, but this should give you a better idea of the output format:
----------------------------- Most Populated Countries -----------------------------
Active
Country Population Users Users ISPs
China 1280000000 99800000 -1 3
India 1040000000 36970000 -1 43
United_States 290340000 185550000 139520000 7000
[...]
Japan 127210000 78050000 36580000 73
---------------------------- Countries with most users -----------------------------
Active
Country Population Users Users ISPs
[...]
Brazil 182030000 22320000 10860000 50
South_Korea 42760000 31670000 -1 11
------------------- Countries with highest ratio of active users -------------------
Active
Country Population Users Users ISPs
Sweden 8870000 6120000 4640000 29
[...]
Canada 32200000 20450000 8800000 760
---------------------------------------------------
Total world population: 6264524513
[...]
Percentage active vs regular users 38.03%
[...]
Optional and Extra-Credit
You will notice that in the typical output section above, the first three sections are printed very similarly, with the same format:
- A title with dashes around it
- A list of column headers
- The columns of data, on 10 rows
Write your program so that each section is printed by the same function, which will receive 2 parameters:
- a title (without the dashes)
- a list of records (a record contains all country and numbers)
Example:
printNice10( "Countries with highest ratio of active users", statistics )
and its output is:
------------------- Countries with highest ratio of active users -------------------
Active
Country Population Users Users ISPs
Sweden 8870000 6120000 4640000 29
[...]
Canada 32200000 20450000 8800000 760
