Question

4.10 Branching Practice 2 - Python Exercise

#Write the code for the following
#Exercise 1
#Ask the user to input a name using an input statement (no prompt) and assign it to a variable
#Condition: user input is equal to 'Joseph'
#Action: display the user input on screen

#Exercise 2
#Ask the user to input his/her first name using an input statement (no prompt) and assign it to a variable
#Condition: user input is equal to 'Joseph'
#Action: display the following phrase (tip: use a concatenator): The name is: [user entered name]

#Exercise 3
#Ask the user to input his/her first name using an input statement (no prompt) and assign it to a variable
#Condition: user input is not equal to 'Joseph'
#Action: display the following phrase, The name is: [user entered name]
#Condition: All other conditions
#Action: display the following phrase as exact text: Expected name was Joseph!

#Exercise 4
#Ask the user to input a year using an input statement (no prompt) and assign it to a variable
#Convert the user input to an integer and assign it to a variable
#Condition: user entry is greater than or equal to 1996
#Action: display the following word on screen: GenZ
#Condition: user entry is greater than or equal to 1979
#Action: display the following word on screen: GenY
#Condition: user entry is greater than or equal to 1964
#Action: display the following word on screen: GenX
#Condition: all other conditions
#Action: display the following phrase on screen: Baby boomer or older

#Exercise 5
#Use an input statement to ask the user for his/her age (no prompt) and assign the user entry to a variable
#Convert the user input to an integer and assign it to a variable
#Write if-elif-else statements with the following conditions and actions
#Condition: user input less than or equal to 9 Action: display on screen: Only G is appropriate
#Condition: user input less than or equal to 12 Action: display on screen: Ok for PG
#Condition: user input less than or equal to 16 Action: display on screen: Ok for PG-13
#Condition: all other conditions Action: display on screen: Ok for R
#Regardless of condition, display the following as the last line: Thanks for checking!

#Exercise 6
#Use an input statement to ask the user for his/her age (no prompt) and assign the user entry to a variable
#Convert the user input to an integer and assign to a variable
#Write if-elif-else statements with the following conditions and actions
#Important: For each Action below, use the same variable name for the rating in all the if, elif, and else statements
#Condition: user input less than or equal to 9 Action: assign the letter G as a string to a variable
#Condition: user input less than or equal to 12 Action: assign the letters PG as a string to a variable
#Condition: user input less than or equal to 16 Action: assign the phrase PG-13 as a string to a variable
#Condition: all other conditions Action: assign the letter R as a string to a variable
#Use the + concatenator to display the following on screen
#(replace [rating] with the value of the variable where you stored the allowed rating):
#You are ok to view [rating] movies!
#Regardless of condition, display the following as the last line: Thanks for watching movies!

Answer 1

#Exercise 1

#Ask the user to input a name using an input statement (no prompt) and assign it to a variable
userInput=input()

#Condition: user input is equal to 'Joseph'
if userInput=="Joseph":
#Action: display the user input on screen
print(userInput)

Please check the compiled program and its output for your reference:

Output:

#Exercise 2

#Ask the user to input his/her first name using an input statement (no prompt) and assign it to a variable
userInput=input()

#Condition: user input is equal to 'Joseph'
if userInput=="Joseph":
#Action: display the following phrase (tip: use a concatenator): The name is: [user entered name]
print("The name is: "+userInput)

Please check the compiled program and its output for your reference:

Output:

#Exercise 3

#Ask the user to input his/her first name using an input statement (no prompt) and assign it to a variable
userInput=input()

#Condition: user input is not equal to 'Joseph'
if userInput != 'Joseph':
#Action: display the following phrase, The name is: [user entered name]
print("The name is: "+userInput)
#Condition: All other conditions
else:
#Action: display the following phrase as exact text: Expected name was Joseph!
print("Expected name was Joseph!")

Please check the compiled program and its output for your reference:

Output:

#Exercise 4

#Ask the user to input a year using an input statement (no prompt) and assign it to a variable
userInput=input()

#Convert the user input to an integer and assign it to a variable
Integer=int(userInput)

#Condition: user entry is greater than or equal to 1996
if(Integer>=1996):
#Action: display the following word on screen: GenZ
print("GenZ")
#Condition: user entry is greater than or equal to 1979
elif(Integer>=1996):
#Action: display the following word on screen: GenY
print("GenY")
#Condition: user entry is greater than or equal to 1964
elif(Integer>=1996):
#Action: display the following word on screen: GenX
print("GenX")
#Condition: all other conditions
else:
#Action: display the following phrase on screen: Baby boomer or older
print("Baby boomer or older")

Please check the compiled program and its output for your reference:

Output:

#Exercise 5

#Use an input statement to ask the user for his/her age (no prompt) and assign the user entry to a variable
userInput=input()

#Convert the user input to an integer and assign it to a variable
Integer=int(userInput)

#Write if-elif-else statements with the following conditions and actions
#Condition: user input less than or equal to 9 Action: display on screen: Only G is appropriate
if Integer<=9:
print("Only G is appropriate")

#Condition: user input less than or equal to 12 Action: display on screen: Ok for PG
elif Integer<=12:
print("Ok for PG")

#Condition: user input less than or equal to 16 Action: display on screen: Ok for PG-13
elif Integer<=16:
print("Ok for PG-13")

#Condition: all other conditions Action: display on screen: Ok for R
else:
print("Ok for R")
#Regardless of condition, display the following as the last line: Thanks for checking!

print("Thanks for checking!")

Please check the compiled program and its output for your reference:

Output:

#Exercise 6

#Use an input statement to ask the user for his/her age (no prompt) and assign the user entry to a variable
userInput=input()

#Convert the user input to an integer and assign to a variable
Integer=int(userInput)

#Write if-elif-else statements with the following conditions and actions
#Important: For each Action below, use the same variable name for the rating in all the if, elif, and else statements
#Condition: user input less than or equal to 9 Action: assign the letter G as a string to a variable
if Integer<=9:
rating="G"

#Condition: user input less than or equal to 12 Action: assign the letters PG as a string to a variable
elif Integer<=12:
rating="PG"

#Condition: user input less than or equal to 16 Action: assign the phrase PG-13 as a string to a variable
elif Integer<=16:
rating="PG-13"

#Condition: all other conditions Action: assign the letter R as a string to a variable
else:
rating="R"
  
#Use the + concatenator to display the following on screen
#(replace [rating] with the value of the variable where you stored the allowed rating):
#You are ok to view [rating] movies!
print("You are ok to view "+rating+" movies!")

#Regardless of condition, display the following as the last line: Thanks for watching movies!
print("Thanks for watching movies!")

Please check the compiled program and its output for your reference:

Output:

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