Answer:
Following are the code to the given question:
def shampoo_instructions(num_cycles):#defining a method shampoo_instructions that accepts num_cycles as a parameter
if num_cycles < 1:#defining an if block that num_cycles value is less than 1
print('Too few.')#print message
elif num_cycles > 4:#defining elif block that checks num_cycles is greater than 4
print('Too many.')#print message
else:#defining else block
N= 1;#defining N variable that holds a value 1
for N in range(N, num_cycles+1):#defining for loop that check value in range
print(N , ": Lather and rinse.")#print message
print('Done.')#print message
shampoo_instructions(2)#calling the method
Output:
1 : Lather and rinse.
2 : Lather and rinse.
Done.
Explanation:
In this code, a method "shampoo_instructions" is defined, that accepts a variable "num_cycles" in its parameter, and in the next step, the multiple conditional statements have used that check the "num_cycles" values which can be defined as follows:
- The if the block checks the parameter value is less than 1, and it prints the value as the message.
- In the next step, the elif block is used that checks parameter value is greater than 4, and it prints the value as the message.
- In the else block, it uses the for loop that checks the value in the range and prints its value and calling the method.
