Exercise Set 1
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You are to create a python program that reads three user inputted data:
User's first name (Example: "Marshall")
User's last name (Example: "Park")
User's birth year (Example: 2020)
With the given data, the program will greet the user, state their age, and determine if the user is old enough to drink in Ontario, Canada.
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Write a program that inputs the number of tiles and then prints out the maximum side length. You may assume that the number of tiles is less than ten thousand.
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CCC is a Canadian Computing Competition held by University of Waterloo.
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You are to create a program that determines how many paint cans we’d need.
Each plank of the fence requires one paint can.
Your supplier only sells paint cans by the dozen (12) for $14.95.
There are 3 fenced sections, and their length will be denoted by a series of ‘F’ for each fence plank.
Output how many cans you’d need, how many paint cans you have leftover, and how much it would cost.
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The program takes 2 user inputs:
start → the amount of money we had before selling cookies
String of b or c
num_cookies → a string of character ‘c’s to denote the number of cookies sold
Example: cccccc → 6 cookies!
num_big → a string of character ‘b’s to denote the number of big cookies sold
Example: bbb → 3 big cookies!
The program should output:
Number of total cookies sold
Profit (which is calculated as profit = sales - cost of cookie)
Cost of Normal Cookie per cookie → $1.25
Cost of Big cookie per cookie → $2.00
To make a normal cookie → $0.50
To make a big cookie → $0.75
Total amount of money after selling cookies
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