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1. Write a program “Lab1B” that prompts for the input for and displays the following information: • Your name • The city where you were born • Your favorite sports team • Your undergraduate major 2. A car's miles per gallon (MPG) can be calculated with the following formula: MP...
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Add to cart1. Write a program “Lab1B” that prompts for the input for and displays the following information: • Your name • The city where you were born • Your favorite sports team • Your undergraduate major 2. A car's miles per gallon (MPG) can be calculated with the following formula: MP...
1. Write a program “Lab2B” that prompts the user to enter a number in the range 1 through 10. The program should display the Roman numeral version of that number. If the number is outside the range of 1 to 10, the program should display an error message. The table below shows the Roman numera...
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Add to cart1. Write a program “Lab2B” that prompts the user to enter a number in the range 1 through 10. The program should display the Roman numeral version of that number. If the number is outside the range of 1 to 10, the program should display an error message. The table below shows the Roman numera...
1. Write a program “Lab3B” that prompts the user to enter a number in the range 1 to 999.99 (inclusive) and validates the input by using while-loop. Loop until user enters: 555.55. Print the inputted number with 2 decimal places 2. Write a program “Lab3B”that creates a list of 5 integer...
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Add to cart1. Write a program “Lab3B” that prompts the user to enter a number in the range 1 to 999.99 (inclusive) and validates the input by using while-loop. Loop until user enters: 555.55. Print the inputted number with 2 decimal places 2. Write a program “Lab3B”that creates a list of 5 integer...
1. Write a program “Lab4B” that prompts the user to enter a string and then: 1. Display the length of the string. 2. Convert all the vowels into lowercase and display the modified string. 3. Display a count of each of the vowels and the total number of vowels in the string. 4. Convert the st...
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Add to cart1. Write a program “Lab4B” that prompts the user to enter a string and then: 1. Display the length of the string. 2. Convert all the vowels into lowercase and display the modified string. 3. Display a count of each of the vowels and the total number of vowels in the string. 4. Convert the st...
1. 1. A palindrome is a word or a phrase that reads the same way backwards as forwards. Write a function that accepts a text string as input and determines whether or not the text string is a palindrome. Then write a program “Lab5B” that uses this function. Prompt the user to enter a word or phr...
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Add to cart1. 1. A palindrome is a word or a phrase that reads the same way backwards as forwards. Write a function that accepts a text string as input and determines whether or not the text string is a palindrome. Then write a program “Lab5B” that uses this function. Prompt the user to enter a word or phr...
1. 1. After having completed the above Q1, then write a Python program “Lab6B.py” to complete the following: • Define a class Student with 3 data attributes: name, college, major o The class should have __init__ method for initiation of the above data attributes. o Define __str__ method, in...
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Add to cart1. 1. After having completed the above Q1, then write a Python program “Lab6B.py” to complete the following: • Define a class Student with 3 data attributes: name, college, major o The class should have __init__ method for initiation of the above data attributes. o Define __str__ method, in...
1. Write a Python program “Lab7B.py” to complete the following: • Define a method/function randoms_to_file(n, n1, n2, filename) such that n random integers (positive or negative) in the range of [n1, n2] are generated and will be written to the file with the name of “filename”. • Defin...
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Add to cart1. Write a Python program “Lab7B.py” to complete the following: • Define a method/function randoms_to_file(n, n1, n2, filename) such that n random integers (positive or negative) in the range of [n1, n2] are generated and will be written to the file with the name of “filename”. • Defin...
1. 1. Write a Python program “FinalE” to complete the following: • Define a class Shape (to be used as a super class) with data attributes color, filled (you may define “filled” in whatever you prefer, such as 1—filled, 0—not filled; yes—filled, no—not filled, or using True/False,...
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Add to cart1. 1. Write a Python program “FinalE” to complete the following: • Define a class Shape (to be used as a super class) with data attributes color, filled (you may define “filled” in whatever you prefer, such as 1—filled, 0—not filled; yes—filled, no—not filled, or using True/False,...
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