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    Year 8 – Intro to Python programming Homework

    Lesson 4 – More branches

    Homework
    Task 1 .
    Read the Python programs below. They are almost identical, except for the fact that the program on
    the left uses consecutive if statements, whereas the program on the right uses a single if, elif
    statement.

    1 number = 13: number = 13:


    2 if number < 10: if number < 10:
    3 print("small") print("small")
    4 if number < 100: elif number < 100:
    5 print("medium") print("medium")
    6 if number < 1000: elif number < 1000:
    7 print("large") print("large")

    Question 1
    When the program on the left is executed, what will be displayed on the screen?
    A. small
    B. medium
    C. large
    D. medium
    It will print small

    Question 2
    When the program on the right is executed, what will be displayed on the screen?
    A. small
    B. medium
    C. large
    D. medium
    It will print medium

    Page 1
    Year 8 – Intro to Python programming Homework
    Lesson 4 – More branches

    Task 2 .
    Rearrange the lines in the Python program below, so that you have a runnable program that
    simulates the rolling of two dice and displays a message that informs the user of the ‘value’ of the
    roll.
    If the two dice reveal different faces, the value of the roll is the sum of the faces. Otherwise, the
    value of the roll is four times the (common) face.

    1 if dice1 == dice2:
    2 print(value)
    3 dice1 = randint(1,6)
    4 from random import randint
    5 value = dice1 + dice2
    6 value = 4 * dice1
    7 dice2 = randint(1,6)
    8 else:

    Write your rearranged program below. You may also indent any of the lines, if you think that it is
    necessary.

    dice 1=randint(1,6)
    dice2=randint(1,6
    from random import randint
    If dice1==dice2
    Value=4*dice1
    Else:
    Value=dice1+dice2
    Print(value)

    Page 2
    Year 8 – Intro to Python programming Homework
    Lesson 4 – More branches

    Task 3 .
    The incomplete program below is supposed to read two numbers that the user types on the
    keyboard and display the value of the largest one, or a message if they are equal.

    1 print("Enter two integers:")


    2 num1 = int(input())
    3 num2 = int(input())
    4 if num1>num2:
    5 print("The largest of the two is", num1)
    6 elif num2>num1:
    7 print("The largest of the two is", num2)
    8 elif num2=num1:
    9 print("These numbers are equal")

    Step 1
    Fill in the conditions in lines 4, 6, and 8 so that the program behaves as specified.

    Step 2
    Is it really necessary to check the condition in line 8 or could the elif statement be replaced with an
    else statement? Justify your answer.

    Page 3
    Year 8 – Intro to Python programming Homework
    Lesson 4 – More branches

    This resource is licensed under the Open Government Licence, version 3. For more information on this licence, see
    ncce.io/ogl.

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