FOR PRACTICE ONLY
1. Alarm Clock
You have an alarm set for 7 AM every day, but on weekends you want to sleep in and set the
alarm for 9 AM instead.
Problem:
Write a program that checks if it's a weekend (Saturday or Sunday) and adjusts the alarm
accordingly.
Requirements:
If the day is "Saturday" or "Sunday," set the alarm for 9 AM.
Otherwise, set the alarm for 7 AM.
SAMPLE OUTPUT:
Enter Day: Saturday
Set alarm for 9 AM
Enter Day: Tuesday
Set alarm for 7 AM
2. Temperature Check
You are using a smart thermostat that adjusts the air conditioning based on the current
temperature.
Problem:
Create a program that turns on the air conditioning if the temperature is above 25°C.
Requirements:
If the temperature is above 25°C, turn on the air conditioning.
Otherwise, keep it off.
SAMPLE OUTPUT
Enter temperature: 30
Turn on Air Conditioning
Enter temperature: 22
Keep Air Conditioning Off
3. Movie Ticket Discount
A movie theater offers a discount for children under 12 years old and seniors 60 years or older.
Problem:
Write a program that determines whether a person qualifies for a discounted movie ticket.
Requirements:
If the age is less than 12 or greater than or equal to 60, they receive a discount.
Otherwise, they pay the full price.
4. Bus Fare Based on Distance
Bus fare is calculated based on the distance traveled. The fare structure is as follows:
For trips less than 5 km: $2
For trips between 5 km and 15 km: $5
For trips over 15 km: $10
Problem:
Write a program that determines the fare based on the distance traveled.
Requirements:
If the distance is less than 5 km, the fare is $2.
If the distance is between 5 km and 15 km, the fare is $5.
If the distance is over 15 km, the fare is $10.
SAMPLE OUTPUT:
Enter Distance: 18
Fare is $10
Enter Distance: 7
Fare is $5
5. Positive, Negative, or Zero
Problem:
Create a program that checks if a number is positive, negative, or zero.
Requirements:
If the number is greater than zero, it’s positive.
If it’s less than zero, it’s negative.
If it equals zero, print "zero."
6. Discount Calculator
Scenario: A store offers a 10% discount if the total bill exceeds $100.
Problem: Write a program that asks the user to enter the total bill amount. If the bill is more than
$100, apply the discount and display the final amount. Otherwise, display the original amount.
SAMPLE OUTPUT:
Enter your total bill: 150
The final amount after 10% discount is $135.0
Enter your total bill: 75
The total amount is $75