Python code:

evaluate$\_$players$($players$\_$names, players$\_$scores, threshold$)$:

Description: You are provided with a one$-$dimensional list of player names and a $2$D list of their scores

based on pre$-$assessments conducted before the start of the competition, along with a passing score

threshold. Your function should search through each player's name and check if their total score is equal

to or greater than the threshold. If a player does not meet the threshold, their name should be removed

from the list.

Parameters: players$\_$names $($a list of strings$)$ indicating players$$ names. The list may be empty.

players$\_$scores A two$-$dimensional list of player names $($strings$)$ and their scores on a preassessment step they have already taken. The pre$-$assessments are of variable length.

threshold $($an integer$)$ representing a passing score.

Assumptions: The names in player$\_$names will always appear in player$\_$scores. Some names in

player$\_$scores might not be in player$\_$names.

Restrictions: You may use range$(),$ len$(),$ del, $.$remove$(),.$pop$()$ for this function.

$$ You are not allowed to import anything. $$ You are not allowed to use list slicing. $$ str$(),$ float$(),$ int$()$ are allowed in each function. You are not allowed to use any string method. $$ You are not allowed to use sets and dictionaries.

Return value: None. The list players$\_$names is modified in place.

Examples:

players$\_$names $=["$Raul$",$ "Pam", "Eva", "Ginny"$]$

players$\_$scores $=[["$Raul$",8,7,6,1],["$Mike$",0,0,0,0,2],["$Pam$",10,10,10],$

$["$Eva$",5,5,3],["$Jane$",1,2,3],["$Ginny$",10,18]]$

threshold $=25$

evaluate$\_$players $($players$\_$names, players$\_$scores, threshold$)$

print$($players$\_$names$)-->[\text{'}$Pam$\text{'},$ 'Ginny'$]$

players$\_$names $=["$Raul$",$"Pam","Eva","Ginny"$]$

players$\_$scores $=[["$Jose$",0,0,10],["$Raul$",10,0,10],["$Pam$",10,10,10],$

$["$Julia$",0,0,0],["$Eva$",5,10,5],["$Ginny$",10,10,9],["$Rose$",1,1,10]]$

threshold $=20$

evaluate$\_$players $($players$\_$names, players$\_$scores, threshold$)$

print$($players$\_$names$)\_\_>[\text{'}$Raul$\text{'},$ 'Pam', 'Eva', 'Ginny'$]$

players$\_$names $=["$Raul$",$"Pam","Eva","Ginny"$]$

players$\_$scores $=[["$Pam$",1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,0],["$Eva$",1,3],["$Mike$",0,0,$

$10],["$Ginny$",7],["$Rose$",20],["$Raul$",1,2,3,3,1],["$Daniel$",1,10]]$

threshold $=10$

evaluate$\_$players$($players$\_$names, players$\_$scores, threshold$)$

$5$

print$($players$\_$names$)-->[\text{'}$Raul$\text{'}]$