Question

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##4. The following code contains several nested if-else statements. Unfortunately,

it

##was written without proper alignment and indentation. Rewrite the code and use

the

##proper conventions of alignment and indentation.

## Start with input('Enter integer score: ') for the variable score.

##A_score = 90

##B_score = 80

##C_score = 70

##D_score = 60

##if score >= A_score:

##print('Your grade is A.')

##else:

##if score >= B_score:

##print('Your grade is B.')

##else:

##if score >= C_score:

##print('Your grade is C.')

##else:

##if score >= D_score:

##print('Your grade is D.')

##else:

##print('Your grade is F.')

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##5. Write an if-else statement that assigns True to the again variable if the

##score variable is within the range of 10 to 59. If the score variable’s value

##is outside this range, assign False to the again variable. Print the answer.

##Start your code with the following:

##test1 = int(input('Enter your test1 score: '))

##test2 = int(input('Enter your test2 score: '))

##HW = int(input('Enter your homework score: '))

##CW = int(input('Enter your classwork score: '))

##totals = 0.25*test1 + 0.25*test2 + 0.35*HW + 0.15*CW

##...... write your code here ......

##print('Is it true that I have to repeat the course again?' , again )

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##6. Write nested decision structures that perform the following: If amount1 is

##greater than 10 and amount2 is less than 100, display the greater of amount1

##and amount2.

##Solution:

##if amount1 > 10 and amount2 < 100:

## if amount1 > amount2:

## print (amount1)

## elif amount2 > amount1:

## print (amount2)

##else:

## print('Both values are the same.')

##

####6.1. Further extension of 6. Write nested decision structures that perform the

##following: If amount1 is greater than 10 and amount2 is less than 100,

##display the greater of amount1 and amount2 if the difference between them is

##more than 33, if not - display the minimum of these amounts.

##Start with input('Enter integer amount1: ') and input('Enter integer amount2: ')

##for these amounts.

##Write your code here:

Answer 1

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#code

#Question 4

#reading score as an integer
score=int(input('Enter integer score: '))
A_score = 90
B_score = 80
C_score = 70
D_score = 60
#finding the grade
if score >= A_score:
    print('Your grade is A.')
else:
    if score >= B_score:
      print('Your grade is B.')
    else:
        if score >= C_score:
            print('Your grade is C.')
        else:
            if score >= D_score:
                print('Your grade is D.')
            else:
                print('Your grade is F.')



#Question 5

test1 = int(input('Enter your test1 score: '))
test2 = int(input('Enter your test2 score: '))
HW = int(input('Enter your homework score: '))
CW = int(input('Enter your classwork score: '))

totals = 0.25*test1 + 0.25*test2 + 0.35*HW + 0.15*CW

#since the variable is totals and not score, I'm checking that only
if totals>=10 and totals<=59:
    #setting again to True
    again=True
else:
    #again to False
    again=False

print('Is it true that I have to repeat the course again?' , again )



#Question 6

if amount1 > 10 and amount2 < 100:
    if amount1 > amount2:
        print (amount1)
    elif amount2 > amount1:
        print (amount2)
    else:
        print('Both values are the same.')



#Question 6.1

#reading amounts
amount1=int(input('Enter integer amount1: '))
amount2=int(input('Enter integer amount2: '))

#checking if amount1 is greater than 10 and amount2 is less than 100
if amount1>10 and amount2<100:
    #finding the absolute difference between amount1 and amount2 (positive difference)
    diff=abs(amount1-amount2)
    #if difference is greater than 33, displaying greater value among amount1 and amount2
    if diff>33:
        if amount1 > amount2:
            print(amount1)
        elif amount2 > amount1:
            print(amount2)
        else:
            print('Both values are the same.')
    #otherwise displaying smaller value among amount1 and amount2
    else:
        if amount1 < amount2:
            print(amount1)
        elif amount2 < amount1:
            print(amount2)
        else:
            print('Both values are the same.')