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Sample game

TeamA TeamB Frank Ingrid Carol Frank Bob Ingrid

sample roster

Team NamePlayer NameTeamC AliceTeamB BobTeamB CarolTeamC DaveTeamC EveTeamA FrankTeamB GaryTeamD HelenTeamA IngridTeamB JackTeamD Kate

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tt2.pdf UTSC You did such a good job with your previous sececkerping app, the Uruguay Tapir Scratching Competition wants you to build them something even bigger... now with TEAMS! Since tapir scratching has become so popular, UTSC has decided to form a team competition. They have also redesigned their scorekeeping to record the names of the individual who scratched each tapir instead of just the final score. Your application will be used to keep track of teams and games for the competition. Your application must have the following attributes Menu The menu should offer users at least the following options: It-Add roster El • T-Display a team roster ● G- Add a game file Z-End the tournament Q-Quit the application Adding a Roster File The user should be prompted for the name of a roster file. Roster files are CSV formatted files with the first column being the team name and the second column being the player name. An example rester file has been uploaded with this handout. There should be exactly one roster file per tournament (if a user tries to add a roster file to a tournament that already has one, they should receive an error message) For this feature, you will need to produce a dictionary that maps a team name to the list of players on that team. Displaying a Team Roster The user should be prompted for the team name, and then presented with the names of all players on that team. Adding Game Files The user should be prompted for the name of a game file. Game files start with the names of the two teams each on their own line, and then the names of each player who scratched a Tapir. After reading the entire file, your program should print out the scores (Tapirs scratched) for each team, and the winning team (or if the game is a tie, state the names of both teams) You should assume that multiple game files may be added during the tournament. You will need to maintain a dictionary mapping teams to the number of wins (ties count as a win for both teams) Page < 2 of 3 Download o Info - ZOOM + X Close tt2.pdf UTSC You did such a good job with your previous sececkerping app, the Uruguay Tapir Scratching Competition wants you to build them something even bigger... now with TEAMS! Since tapir scratching has become so popular, UTSC has decided to form a team competition. They have also redesigned their scorekeeping to record the names of the individual who scratched each tapir instead of just the final score. Your application will be used to keep track of teams and games for the competition. Your application must have the following attributes Menu The menu should offer users at least the following options: It-Add roster El • T-Display a team roster ● G- Add a game file Z-End the tournament Q-Quit the application Adding a Roster File The user should be prompted for the name of a roster file. Roster files are CSV formatted files with the first column being the team name and the second column being the player name. An example rester file has been uploaded with this handout. There should be exactly one roster file per tournament (if a user tries to add a roster file to a tournament that already has one, they should receive an error message) For this feature, you will need to produce a dictionary that maps a team name to the list of players on that team. Displaying a Team Roster The user should be prompted for the team name, and then presented with the names of all players on that team. Adding Game Files The user should be prompted for the name of a game file. Game files start with the names of the two teams each on their own line, and then the names of each player who scratched a Tapir. After reading the entire file, your program should print out the scores (Tapirs scratched) for each team, and the winning team (or if the game is a tie, state the names of both teams) You should assume that multiple game files may be added during the tournament. You will need to maintain a dictionary mapping teams to the number of wins (ties count as a win for both teams) Page < 2 of 3 Download o Info - ZOOM + X Close

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The full source code with comments is as follows Demonstration of error handling by the program 1 The game file includes a team that does not exist in ... View the full answer