Question

1. Get values for min and max using assignment statements and the input function.
   Print min and max.
   Run the script.
   fix any errors you find.
2. Remove the print statements you wrote above.
   Print the labels "Kelvin" and "Fahrenheit".
   Print a line of dashes under the labels.
   Run the script.
   fix any errors you find.
3. Write a for loop that will give the loop variable kelvin values between min and max.
   Inside the code block print the value of kelvin
   Run the script.
   fix any errors you find.
4. Remove the print statement inside the for a loop.
   Write an assignment statement that calculates the value of the equivalent Fahrenheit temperature.
   Print the Fahrenheit and Kelvin temperatures.
   Run the script.
   fix any errors you find.
5. Use escape characters to align the Fahrenheit values with their label.
   Run the script.
   fix any errors you find.

Answer 1

Code:

#taking minimum and maximum values as inputs
min=int(input("Enter minimum value"))
max=int(input("Enter maximum value"))
#printing labels of kelvin and farenheit
print("kelvin       Farenheit")
#printing dashed lines
print("-----------------------------------")
#a loop that iterates from min to max
for kelvin in range(min,max):
   #converting kelvin to farenheit
   Farenheit=(kelvin -273.15)* 9/5 + 32
   #printing using tab escape character
   print(str(kelvin)+"\t\t"+str(Farenheit))

Output:

Code Screenshot:

Code snippet:

#taking minimum and maximum values as inputs
min=int(input("Enter minimum value"))
max=int(input("Enter maximum value"))
#printing labels of kelvin and farenheit
print("kelvin           Farenheit")
#printing dashed lines
print("-----------------------------------")
#a loop that iterates from min to max
for kelvin in range(min,max):
        #converting kelvin to farenheit
        Farenheit=(kelvin -273.15)* 9/5 + 32
        #printing using tab escape character 
        print(str(kelvin)+"\t\t"+str(Farenheit))