Monday, Oct 30 - Home quiz and lab assignment. Due Day: Monday, Oct 30, by 4 pm.

Instructions

login to your account. Stay in your HOME directory. Write the programs in files called oct30p1.py, oct30p2.py, oct30p3.py

When your ready to e-mail type pine yanako

Hit ENTER

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Type oct30p1.py

Hit ENTER

Hit CTRL + X to send the message

Hit Y to confirm

Repeat the same procedure again to send second e-mail:

type pine yanako

Hit ENTER

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Type oct30p2.py

Hit ENTER

Hit CTRL + X to send the message

Hit Y to confirm

Repeat the same procedure again to send third e-mail:

type pine yanako

Hit ENTER

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Type oct30p3.py

Hit ENTER

Hit CTRL + X to send the message

Hit Y to confirm

Quiz

In this program you will find a total price of the purchase based on the following rule: items priced a 100 dollars and below receive 15% discount. All other items receive 25% discount. Write a program that first reads one integer - the number of items user purchased in the store. The program then reads the price for each item. The program finds the total purchase price based on the rule above. Write everything in main. Assume the input is valid.

Lab Assignment

Problem 1: Student takes certain number of courses during the academic year. To pass the course, student must receive grade 60 or above. Write a function course_pass that has one parameter - number of courses. The function reads final grade for each course, and returns the number of courses student passed. Write a program that reads number of courses student takes during the academic year and prints the number of courses student passed and number of courses student failed. Use function course_pass
Problem 2: Write a function, perishable, that has one parameter - number of items in the store. The function reads the barcode (integer number) for each item and its price (floating number). All perishable items in the store have EVEN barcodes. The function finds and returns the number of PERISHABLE items that cost under 2 dollars.
Write main that reads the number of items in the store, calls function perishable to find the number of PERISHABLE items that cost under 2 dollars. If there are NO such items, the program prints appropriate message.