🐍 Python Exam Project – PGR107

This repository contains the source code for the PGR107 (Python Programming) Final Exam project, submitted in Spring 2025 at Kristiania University of Applied Science.

👥 Contributors

This project was completed as a group assignment by the following students:

• Athiththiyan - Question 1
• Elin - Question 2
• Ivan - Question 3 and 4

📝 Task Overview

The exam consisted of four individual programming tasks:

• Q1: Word Guessing Game - Implement a game where users guess letters to reveal a hidden word.
• Q2: Library Management System - Implement classes to manage books and borrowing.
• Q3: Bank Account Management System - Simulate basic banking functions via CLI and OOP.
• Q4: Palindrome Checker - Verify whether a user-entered string is a palindrome.

✍️ Task Distribution and Code Review

Tasks were distributed based on complexity to ensure a fair workload. Each team member also performed sub-review, which included:

• Functionality testing
• Adding comments and Pythonic docstrings ("""Explanation""") for all function/class
• Implementing exception handling (try-except blocks).

Team member	Main Responsibility	Sub-review Tasks
Athiththiyan	Q1	Q2, Q3, Q4
Elin	Q2	Q1, Q3, Q4
Ivan	Q3 + Q4	Q1, Q2

🤝 Team Collaboration & Workflow

While each member had clear implementation duties, our collaboration was the key to success:

• 🔀 Version Control – GitHub was used for branching, commits, and merging with mandatory code reviews.
• ✅ Review Process – Each PR required 2 approvals from peers before merging.
• ✍️ Clean Code Agreement – We aligned on naming conventions, modular functions, and readable logic to ensure consistency.

🚫 Note: The main branch is protected.
All code contributions must be made via Pull Requests and require 2 approved peer reviews before merging.

📌 See Git Workflow and Peer Review Process for details.

📁 Project Structure

File/Folder	Description
q1_word_guess.py	Word Guessing Game (by Athiththiyan)
q2_library.py	Library System (by Elin)
q3_bank_account.py	Bank Account System (by Ivan)
q4_palindrome.py	Palindrome Checker (by Ivan)
word_guess.txt	Word list for Q1 (by Athiththiyan)
README.md	Project overview and documentation (by Elin)
docs	Supplementary documents for project guidelines (by Elin)

🎓 What We Learned

This project wasn’t just a programming exercise — it was a chance to experience real software teamwork. Through this process, we learned:

• How to manage GitHub collaboration with pull requests and protected branch
• The value of peer reviews in improving code quality and catching bugs early
• How to write clean, Pythonic code with documentation and modular structure
• The importance of clear communication, shared standards, and mutual trust
• How to split tasks fairly and hold each other accountable without losing team spirit

We’re proud not just of the result, but of how we worked together to get there.

✅ Notes

• All code follows the PGR107 final exam requirements and standard Python coding conventions.
• Each team member completed their assigned task(s) and contributed to peer review for at least two additional tasks.
• Plagiarism was strictly avoided, as per the exam regulations.

📄 Additional Documentation:
The README.md file and the contents of the docs/ folder were created voluntarily and were not required by the exam.
They were added to showcase our collaboration, professional workflow, and clear documentation practices — values we consider essential in software development.