FOR PYTHON:
Write another PYTHON program that generates the same table but by using a function that returns the kilometers for a miles parameter.
Use a loop in main and generate random integers as before, but catch the value returned by the function and use it in the loop to print a line of the table.
Repeat: The table is printed in main. Format your output as described and shown in program5_1(SHOWN BELOW).
Example output
MILES KILOMETERS
22.00 35.40548
33.00 53.10822
19.00 30.57746
25.00 40.23350
29.00 46.67086
54.00 86.90436
10.00 16.09340
48.00 77.24832
18.00 28.96812
35.00 56.32690
Write a program that displays a table of distance equivalents in miles and kilometers. See Example output. You must generate the table by running a function inside a loop in main.
Generate a random integer from 10 to 60, inclusive, in each loop cycle. Use this latter value as the miles argument to the function. The function must then print a line in the table.
Repeat: The function prints the table. Use the formatting concepts at the end of Chapter 2 to print columns with width and decimal control as shown.
Example output
MILES KILOMETERS
52.00 83.68568
11.00 17.70274
40.00 64.37360
21.00 33.79614
14.00 22.53076
23.00 37.01482
48.00 77.24832
22.00 35.40548
15.00 24.14010
16.00 25.74944