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Lab02a Christopher

The document contains examples of Python code for assigning values to variables, performing basic math operations on variables, declaring variable types, and pseudocode for programs to calculate acres from square feet and miles-per-gallon from miles driven and gallons used. It demonstrates assigning values, performing calculations, getting user input, and displaying output.

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Lab02a Christopher

The document contains examples of Python code for assigning values to variables, performing basic math operations on variables, declaring variable types, and pseudocode for programs to calculate acres from square feet and miles-per-gallon from miles driven and gallons used. It demonstrates assigning values, performing calculations, getting user input, and displaying output.

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Algorithm Workbench

3.)
# Values for a and b
a = 10 # You can use any number for ‘a’
b = 5 # You can use any number for ‘b’
# a. Adds 2 to ‘a’ and stores the result in ‘b’
b=a+2
# b. Multiplies ‘b’ times 4 and stores the result in a’’
a=b*4
# c. Divides ‘a’ by 3.14 and stores the result in ‘b’
b = a / 3.14
# d. Subtracts 8 from ‘b’ and stores the result in ‘a’
a=b–8
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4.)
a. x + y= 4 + 8=
b. z*2 = 2*2 =
c. y/x = 8/4 =
d. y – z = 8 – 2 =
a. 12
b. 4
c. 2
d. 6
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5.)
Declare Real cost
Set cost to 0
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6.)
Declare Integer total
Set total to 0
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7.)Set count to 27
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Programming Exercises
3.)
# Program to Calculate Acres from Square Feet

# Input:
# - total_square_feet (integer): the total square feet in a tract of land

# Process:
# - Get user input for total_square_feet
# - Calculate the number of acres by dividing total_square_feet by 43,560

# Output:
# - acres (float): the calculated number of acres in the tract

Pseudocode:

# Prompt user to enter the total square feet


Display "Enter the total square feet in the tract of land: "
Read total_square_feet

# Calculate the number of acres


acres = total_square_feet / 43560

# Display the result


Display "The tract of land is approximately ", acres, " acres."

7.)
# Program to Calculate Miles-Per-Gallon (MPG)

# Input:
# - miles_driven (float): the number of miles driven by the car
# - gallons_used (float): the number of gallons of gas used by the car

# Process:
# - Get user input for miles_driven and gallons_used
# - Calculate MPG using the formula: MPG = miles_driven / gallons_used
# Output:
# - mpg (float): the calculated miles-per-gallon for the car

Pseudocode:

# Prompt user to enter the number of miles driven


Display "Enter the number of miles driven: "
Read miles_driven

# Prompt user to enter the gallons of gas used


Display "Enter the gallons of gas used: "
Read gallons_used

# Calculate miles-per-gallon (MPG)


mpg = miles_driven / gallons_used

# Display the result


Display "The car's miles-per-gallon is approximately ", mpg, " MPG."

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