Unit test edgenuity answers

Complete the Team class implementation. For the instance method get_win_percentage(), the formula is: wins / (wins + losses) . Note: Use floating-point division.
For instance method print_standing(), output the win percentage of the team with two digits after the decimal point and whether the team has a winning or losing average. A team has a winning average if the win percentage is 0.5 or greater.
Ex: If the input is:

Ravens 13 3 

where Ravens is the team's name, 13 is the number of team wins, and 3 is the number of team losses, the output is:

Win percentage: 0.81 Congratulations, Team Ravens has a winning average! 

Ex: If the input is:

Angels 80 82 

the output is:

Win percentage: 0.49 Team Angels has a losing average. 

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Here's my code: class Team: def __init__(self): self.name = 'none' self.wins = 0 self.losses = 0 def get_win_percentage(self): return self.wins / (self.wins + self.losses) def print_standing(self): print(f'Win percentage: {team.get_win_percentage():.2f}') if team.get_win_percentage() >= 0.5: print(f'Congratulations, Team {self.name} has a winning average!') else: print(f'Team {self.name} has a losing average.') if __name__ == "__main__": team = Team() user_name = input() user_wins = int(input()) user_losses = int(input()) team.name = user_name team.wins = user_wins team.losses = user_losses team.print_standing() 

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My code works with all tests as seen below except for one test (checked with vscode and returned correct output but I get an error message in ZyBooks)
1:Compare Input Ravens 13 3 Your output Win percentage: 0.81 Congratulations, Team Ravens has a winning average!
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2:Compare Input Angels 80 120 Your output Win percentage: 0.40 Team Angels has a losing average.
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3:Unit test Tests student_team.get_win_percentage() == 0.8125 (if student_team.wins == 13 and student_team.losses == 3) Test feedback Win percentage 0.8125 (81.25%) correctly returned.
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4:Unit test Tests student_team.get_win_percentage() == 0.4 (if student_team.wins == 80 and student_team.losses == 120) Test feedback Win percentage 0.4 (40%) correctly returned.
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5:Unit test
Tests print_standing() with team name = Angels, wins = 80, and losses = 82 NameError: name 'team' is not defined
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Hi everyone,
I'm really worried about my own performance in the IELTS mock tests. I do practice but I don't know why I am unable to get correct answers.
In Reading- I always get 23 to 27 answers correct out of 40 even though I practice and attempt every questions.
The same thing goes to Listening, Writing and Speaking.
My exam is about to come (After 10 days) and I'm frustrated with the way I'm getting lower scores. Please help me, how do I effectively practice and achieve a better score in all section (L,R,W,S).
Your help would mean a lot to me.

I know a lot of answers might be brush up your resume, or transfer out, which I completely understand.
But just focusing on engineering, what would you recommend? Obviously tons of tests exist already. Tens of thousands, in fact, which is it's own beast to manage. The org is also moving parts of code to other smaller services that CAN be rolled back, but the core application is still huge, a beast, and cannot be rolled back.
Often times I lose sleep as the day of release nears, no matter how thoroughly we vet things.

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Please help, how can I reset the DDJ rev 7 back to factory defaults? I'm testing the same song on different DJ hardware + iTunes, and it sounds worse now on rev 7. The bass is blown out. I'm going to contact Pioneer but hoping for any suggestions on how to reset the unit. I have a wedding gig in two days.

Someone close to me suffers from sudden mild, but still very worrying blood cough. They are healthy person with mild asthma. Blood cough had make them cough for over 3 weeks now and they did visit emergency care when it started. They checked heart and lungs and nothing dangerous did not show up. They haven't go back to get more tests.
I have myself been dealing with chronic pain, fatigue, malaise etc with +3 years now. I was mild first couple years. This last year have been very hard with my chronic symptoms, because I got difficulties to function nowadays even more. I have visited 4 doctors now inside of 6 months and no answers yet. And this human with acute symptoms knows this. But they commented: "Why should I go to doctor if you can sit with your symptoms for months on end? There is no reason to go if my cough is going away."
I can't force them. I aware of that. I just want to discuss differences between two types of symptoms. That's all.

This is a long post! Tl;Dr at the end!
So I just started a new run today, modded to hell and back but primarily QoL stuff, Britas, They Knew, Only Cure (it's a fun alternative when the hazmats are all hiding) and Don't Feed The Zombies and Susceptible. I turn off DFTZ hordes because they're broken, and instead zombies only eat corpses they happen to wander past, which is fun.
I have just shy of 300 hours in the game, but don't let that fool you I'm really, really bad at it, so I'm doing my absolute best here to give it a good good try. My character is Maya Hallman, dyslexic burglar who has a lot of focus on being small, quick and stealthy. I know stealth is usually pretty, meh, but when it starts at 3 and you have inconspicuous and graceful it's usually pretty handy to have.
It's worth noting I also installed Evolving Traits World for this run and for the first time. So it turns out Maya is also super anxious and has a lot of trouble sleeping, which is incredibly relatable. This becomes relevant later. Ish.
Maya spawmed in Riverside, at a library and got a good early bump to a lot of recipes through sitting and reading magazines. She was also prepared for the apocalypse and started with a spiked baseball bat, and a hunting knife. There was a commercial kitchen nearby with some steak and chicken just sitting on the benches, so she slapped that in the oven and had a meal for for a queen. Then she went and found a quaint little house free of zombies, behind a tall invincible fence, and dropped her bags there, got changed into her pajamas -a teal satin neglige she definitely didn't pull off a zombie- and slept.
Or so I thought, instead of sleeping, every zombie that walked past the house stirred her awake. So did every single random sound event brought on by the Random Sound Events mod. So the first night was tough to sleep through, even at maximum fatigue. But eventually, after several hours of trying, Maya was exactly well rested enough to get to it. Some powerful item organising later, some early morning Exposure Survival and a bowl of pasta later, we head out to start sweeping through the street.
There were a lot of zombies, and the baseball bat didn't last too long, neither did the hunting knife. But we found and axe and a crowbar so we have backup weapons and they're pretty good. Maya is a burglar anyway, she knows her way around a crowbar pretty well. Using our new weapons and a mostly cleared of food street, we go just up the road to a nearby gigamart. The back door is not only unlocked, but entirely missing so we walk straight on in.
Aaaand set off an alarm. Shit. Maya grabs three fridges and two shelving units worth of food and drink without looking at it, runs home through a couple other houses, and dumps all the food in the fridge or the cupboard. Among the goods are some seven sacks of fruits and vegetables, and about thirty kilos of non-perishables. Tinned foods, cereals and even some chips. A not so bad haul!
I proceed to immediately forget about the alarm, and the crazed blitz out of the store witnessed by many zombies.
A slightly more restful night, and we head to a nearby school parking lot, where I find a bike with a full tank of gas, and a jeep of some description with cracked windows, but otherwise pretty well maintained. We get the bike hotwired no problem and find a key to the jeep. But there's a really fancy looking sports car I'm interested in looking inside of, so I decided to test out one of my other mods I've never really played with.
Better Lockpicking! Maya grabs her newly baptised in blood crowbar, and I get a fun little minigame to pry open the door. I've never done this before, but it's cool! It also drains endurance like nothing else I've ever seen before, and my endurance seems to be coming back much slower than normal, but that's fine. I just want to get inside the car!
Well something I didn't think of, is all the noise this would make, and the inability to fight due to not having any endurance left. All those zombies dragged in by the alarm have been quietly and politely snacking on corpses in my street but otherwise leaving me alone. Until now, because why eat a dead corpse when you can eat a fresh one! So a horde some fifty or sixty thick comes shambling over to contact me in regards to my new cars extended warranty, and take a deposit of flesh upfront. After lots of crazed dragging around, Maya ends up just barely jumping on the bike and getting out of there.
One cool thing is whatever model bike this is has no horn, and instead pressing Q just revs the engine really loudly. So we do that for a while to drag zombies away from home, but it's not good enough in the end and we have to crash somewhere else for the night. I clear out no less than three houses, and STILL have to move onto a fourth house because all the exhausted attacking takes too long and draws too much attention from the zeds. I forgot to clear the fourth. Maya is so tired she passes out and sleeps for six continuous hours before waking up for the first time.
Too rested to sleep more, and with our sleeping pills at home, I check the bathroom to see if there's any in there, and get greeted by two zombies who I had no idea were in the house but of course, it makes sense. I did literally just, not check the house at all. Thankfully Maya is rested, so she takes them down with no worries. No sleeping pills, but that's fine. We find a second jeep, in absolutely perfect condition, and fill her up with fuel siphoned from the bike. Which had so much in it there's even still a bit left in case of an emergency!
We drive back home, and find that the hordes have moved around but are definitely still in the area. But with time, motivation, and a detour through the school, I drag them off in little clusters and slowly whittle them down. I even find a bottle of bourbon on one of them, stuff a pair of zombie socks in the top, and make my first Molotov in 300 hours. Absolutely satisfying, nothing goes amiss, I train all the zombies into a neatly packed congaline of flames and they all die politely.
Maya heads back home and has another restless night, waking up around four in the morning. Eat, take care of the zombies chewing on corpses in the back yard, watch the woodcraft guy take his shirt off on tv. Living the dream. But by now the zombies are starting to stink up the place and we've narrowly avoided corpse sickness by taking that break in the random house for a night, so i decided it's time to start burning bodies. Maya lights a campfire in the back yard and starts tossing corpses into it, easy enough!
But when she stops to have a cigarette, a zombie sneaks up on her. Drawn in no doubt by the crackling flames and the sound of burning flesh, so it's a scramble to pull her mask back on before she gets sick while also training the zombies through the campfire. Hey, at least I won't have to cremate them one by one this way?
Several very close calls and a lacerated arm later, the horde I had utterly forgotten about being drawn into and avoided in the school, is finally, finally, dealt with. So, Maya heads on into the kitchen through the back door for a well earned strawberry milk!
And immediately bursts into flames because a flaming zombie managed to die just on the cusp of my house and now the kitchen is on fire! And I don't have an extinguisher yet! The Stop Drop And Roll mod comes in clutch, and Maya puts the fire out before it gets too bad. She'll be tender on the lower torso for a while, but all in all that's a good trade for her life. The screams of pain draw in a couple of stragglers, but only four zombies comes to check it out. They stumble over some still burning corpses -one actually lost interest in chasing Maya and instead went to monch on a flaming corpse of its own accord- and quickly perish
Then, finally safe, again, Maya heads inside to watch the damage unfold and also, finish off that damned strawberry milk before the fridge burns down. All the counters are gone, all the weapons and the guns, all the cooking gear and even my cupboard full of drugs. But I managed to save my spare bags and it's honestly very pretty, the effects of a fire. Eventually, the fire dies out and only three tiles of kitchen remain. The one with the fridge, the one with the corner cupboard full of non-perishables, and a single wooden chair.
Counting her lucky stars, Maya doesn't even get pajama'd and instead just falls into bed. Somehow, the food, arguably the most important stuff I had, because I pulled it from every house in a two street grid, survived. All the weapons and the drugs and cigarettes are replaceable, and the burns will heal. For the first time ever, I actually have a recoverable run here! If this was my typical run, I would have been dragged down by flaming zombies for daring to use a new mechanic. I'm feeling good about this! I'll update when I inevitably wraparound a stopsign moving all my stuff!
Tl;Dr, Shenanigans after shenanigans ensue that end up with a massive, flaming horde wandering through my base in the early days of a new run, and burning down everything EXCEPT my stockpile of food, kicking off what will hopefully be a very badass character arc!

Hello guys, I literally logged in my Reddit account since I feel like it is the only place where I can find answers to a vivid memory I had of some type of show/movie I watched, I say show/movie because I am not sure if it was one or the other, from the memories I can remember, it was about a team of mechanics who received cars from people who want it tuned out, remodeled and re colored, there were many cars, but 1 car stands out which is what’s keeping this very blurry memory of mine still alive, again I don’t know if it’s a show or a mini 40 or even 15 minute movie, not sure, but the car in question that’s keeping this memory in my mind was about an episode where a man brought in a bright red Mustang cobra and asked for a full remodel, I remember how the team took the car and did a speed and drive test first, I looked in awe as they brought it back to the garage and began to disassemble most of the exterior of the car, I remember one of the scenes of the disassembly one of the mechanics grabbed one of the removed parts, a bumper maybe, or at least a small broken part of a bumper, and threw it at the ground, I don’t know why that’s another part of my memory, but fast forward to the finishing parts of the remodeling, it showed a before and after of the car, it started off as an old stock red mustang cobra as it transitioned into a mostly black with slight (I think) yellow highlights around it, it had a bigger front and back bumper and I think it had a spoiler, they did another speed and driving test as it now performed much better than what it used to and gave it back to a very happy owner, I remember clearly that they worked on other cars but don’t remember which ones exactly, the mustang part is the only one I am able to remember a bit, since a mustang cobra came out at least on the year 1999 or 2000, I am d sure that this movie/show at least came out between the years 2000 and 2009 for sure, the reason why I wanna know this is because I want to watch whatever this footage was as it’s been in my mind and I want to rewatch something that could be one of my reasons why I am a car person.

I can understand how 3 + (-2) = 1, by using the number line. You go 3 units right from zero and then 2 units left, then you get 1.
But I cannot understand how we get 2 - (-2) = 4, in a number line, if we use the same number line method, we go two units right from zero and then two units left, then you get 0, not 4, but I know the answer is 4.
Am I using this method wrong ?
Help me visualise how we get 2 - (-2) = 4, like how I can visualise how we get 3 + (-2) = 1.

Hello guy, I literally logged in my Reddit account since I feel like it is the only place where I can find answers to a vivid memory I had of some type of show/movie I watched, I say show/movie because I am not sure if it was one or the other, from the memories I can remember, it was about a team of mechanics who received cars from people who want it tuned out, remodeled and re colored, there were many cars, but 1 car stands out which is what’s keeping this very blurry memory of mine still alive, again I don’t know if it’s a show or a mini 40 or even 15 minute movie, not sure, but the car in question that’s keeping this memory in my mind was about an episode where a man brought in a bright red Mustang cobra and asked for a full remodel, I remember how the team took the car and did a speed and drive test first, I looked in awe as they brought it back to the garage and began to disassemble most of the exterior of the car, I remember one of the scenes of the disassembly one of the mechanics grabbed one of the removed parts, a bumper maybe, or at least a small broken part of a bumper, and threw it at the ground, I don’t know why that’s another part of my memory, but fast forward to the finishing parts of the remodeling, it showed a before and after of the car, it started off as an old stock red mustang cobra as it transitioned into a mostly black with slight (I think) yellow highlights around it, it had a bigger front and back bumper and I think it had a spoiler, they did another speed and driving test as it now performed much better than what it used to and gave it back to a very happy owner, I remember clearly that they worked on other cars but don’t remember which ones exactly, the mustang part is the only one I am able to remember a bit, since a mustang cobra came out at least on the year 1999 or 2000, I am d sure that this movie/show at least came out between the years 2000 and 2009 for sure, the reason why I wanna know this is because I want to watch whatever this footage was as it’s been in my mind and I want to rewatch something that could be one of my reasons why I am a car person.