Question: Write a python program that computes the average of 5 numbers. Create 5 variables to store 5 different integers. Prompt the user to input the integers (using the input function) and convert the inputs to integers (using the int function).
When testing the program, choose 5 integers that when averaged will produce a remainder. Compose an expression to calculate the average of the 5 integers and store the result into another variable. Print out the results to demonstrate that the integer division does not produce a remainder.
When using python 3, the // operator will produce integer division. Remember that integer division does not produce a remainder.
- 3 // 2 # evaluates to 1 rather than 1.5
- 3 / 2 # floating-point division evaluates to 1.5
Next, re-assign all 5 variables with the same numbers, but convert them to float values instead. Recalculate the average and display the result. The fractional part should show up in your screenshots.
Your program should also:
• Use comments for documentation purposes.
• Use meaningful, descriptive variable names.
Submission Details:
• Upload one or more screenshots that demonstrate your program running.
• Submit the main source code file for your project. (.py file)
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Write a python program that prompts the user to enter in an integer value. Convert the keyboard input into an integer using the int( ) function and store the result into a variable. Don't worry about your program crashing on invalid input.
Use an if statement to find out if the integer is even or not. The modulus operator (%) will help out with this task. The % operator gives the remainder after division. An even number is evenly divisible by two, so taking a number modulus 2 will give a result of 0 if the number is even, and a result of 1 if the number is odd. Print out whether the user supplied number was even or odd.
Next, use another if statement to determine if the number was positive or negative. The < and > operators will help out with this. Print out whether the user input was positive, negative, or neither (0).
Don't Forget:
• Use comments for documentation purposes.
• Use meaningful, descriptive variable names.
Submission Details:
• Upload one or more screenshots that demonstrate your program running.
• Submit the main source code file for your project.