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Student Grading problem

Exercise:

Solve this problem in Go. Write code and test cases, too. -> https://github.com/one2nc/student-grading-go

(We use this problem statement as an offline exercise during our hiring process. From the bootcamp point of view, you don’t need to send us your solution; solve this exercise and self-evaluate your code with feedback given below)

Labels: Beginner

Time to complete: 1 day

What will you learn: Go basics, CSV parsing, struct basics, for loop, map, slices, file reading

Instructions:

Don’t use any third-party CSV parsing library. Read the file line by line and parse each CSV line into a Student struct.

  • Perform only basic validation checks on the CSV. Assume that the input data in CSV will be valid and correct (in terms of data types and actual values too)

Instructions:

Don’t use any third-party CSV parsing library. Read the file line by line and parse each CSV line into a Student struct.

  • Perform only basic validation checks on the CSV. Assume that the input data in CSV will be valid and correct (in terms of data types and actual values too)

Instructions:

Don’t use any third-party CSV parsing library. Read the file line by line and parse each CSV line into a Student struct.

  • Perform only basic validation checks on the CSV. Assume that the input data in CSV will be valid and correct (in terms of data types and actual values too)

Instructions:

Don’t use any third-party CSV parsing library. Read the file line by line and parse each CSV line into a Student struct.

  • Perform only basic validation checks on the CSV. Assume that the input data in CSV will be valid and correct (in terms of data types and actual values too)

Instructions:

Don’t use any third-party CSV parsing library. Read the file line by line and parse each CSV line into a Student struct.

  • Perform only basic validation checks on the CSV. Assume that the input data in CSV will be valid and correct (in terms of data types and actual values too)

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