Question

Remember from Lab 3C that Mad Libs are activities that have a person provide various words, which are then used to complete a short story in unexpected (and hopefully funny) ways. Extend your program from Lab 3C that repeats asking the user for input and displaying the short story until the user wants to quit. Enter a name: Eric Enter a place: Lou & Harry's Enter a number: 12 Enter a plural noun: cars Enter an adjective: orange Eric went to Lou & Harry's to buy 12 different types of cars but unfortunately, the cars were all orange so Erie went back to Lou & Harry's to return them. Do you want to quit ly/n)? Enter a name: Derek Enter a place: JoAnn Fabrics and Crafts Enter a number: 3 Enter a plural noun: sewing machines Enter an adjective: pretty Derek went to JoAnn Fabrics and Crafts to buy 3 different types of sewing machines but unfortunately, the sewing machines were all pretty so Erie 'went back to JoAnn Fabric and Crafts to return them. Do you want to quit ty/n)? y Goodbye ACTIVITY 16 25.1: LAB 9A Mad Lib - Loop 0120 U MacBook Pro 16.26 LAB 9B: Varied Amount of Input Data Overview Create a program that can manipulate data in a list. Objectives To be able to get input from the user on one line, modify the data type, and perform mathematical operations on the data. Description Statistics are often calculated with varying amounts of input data. Write a program that takes any number of integers on a single lineas Input, and output the average (as a float with 2 decimal points) and the max. When you output the average, you must use the formato method or you will not pass one of the test cases Hint remember that the input comes in as a single string: you need to get each token of the string and create a list of integers instead Section 9.7 has an example of this Ex If the input is Enter the input: 15 2005 the output is The average and max are: 10.00 20 if the input is: Enter the input: 12 10 15 20 25 22 14 18 20 20 the output is The average and max are: 17.60 25 16.27 LAB 9C: Filter and Sort a List Overview Be able to remove and sort items in a list Objectives To understand how to populate a list, remove certain items from a list, sort a list, and display the contents of a list Description Write a program that gets a list of integers from input, and outputs non-negative integers in ascending order (lowest to highest). Zero is considered a non-negative integer EX Enter a list of numbers: 10 -7 4 39 -6 12 2 The non-negative and sorted numbers are: 2 4 10 12 39 For coding simplicity, follow every output value by a space. Do not end with newline ACTIVITY 1627.1: LAB 9C: Filter and Sort a List 0/25 main.py Load default template. 1 " Type your code here."

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Python code is explained below

Explanation:

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9A.py:-

def sentence(): #function to read input and display

  name = input("Enter a name: ") #input name

  place = input("Enter a place: ") #input place

  number = int(input("Enter a number: ")) #input number typecasted to int

  noun = input("Enter a plural noun: ") #input plural noun

  adjective = input("Enter an adjective: ") #input adjective

  print("\n{} went to {} to buy {} different types of {}".format(name, place, number, noun)) #format is used to display o/p

  print("but unfortunately, the {} were all {} so {} went back to {} to return them.\n".format(noun, adjective,name, place))

op = "n" #initially op = n i.e. user not wanting to quit

while op != "y" : #while user does not input y

  sentence() #input words from user

  op = input("Do you want to quit [y/n]? ") #prompt to continue or quit

  if op == "y": #if yes then print goodbye and exit

      print("Goodbye")

      break

  else: #else print newline and take input

      print("")

9B.py: -

#inputs are strings by default applying a split() function to a string splits it into a list of strings

#then with the help of map() function we can convert all the strings into integers

numbers = list(map(int, input("Enter the input: ").split()))

sum = 0 #sum is initially 0

for i in range(len(numbers)): #loops for all the elements in the list

  sum = sum + numbers[i] #add the content of current element to sum

avg = sum/ len(numbers) #average = (sum of all elements)/ number of elements in the list

max = numbers[0] #initially max = first number

for i in range(1, len(numbers)): #loops for all remaining elements

  if numbers[i] > max : #if their content is greater than max

      max = numbers[i] #update max

print("The average and max are: {:.2f} {}".format(avg, max)) #format is used to print in formatted form

#.2f is used to print only 2 digits after decimals

9C.py: -

#inputs are strings by default applying a split() function to a string splits it into a list of strings

#then with the help of map() function we can convert all the strings into integers

numbers = list(map(int, input("Enter a list of numbers: ").split()))

numbers = [elem for elem in numbers if elem >= 0] #using list comprehension

#loops for all elements of the list and keep only those who are >= 0

numbers.sort() #list inbuilt function to sort items

print("The non-negative and sorted numbers are: ", end = "")

for num in numbers: #for all numbers in the list print them

  print("{} ".format(num), end = "")