create a program that asks the user for a number (integer) between 1-4 and displays a different message depending on the number entered.  Complete this problem in lab6_p4.py.

 

 In lab6_p12.py two lists are defined, one contains the names of guests invited to a party and the other has the number of guests they will be bringing. The two lists are ordered so related information is in the same index in both lists.  The party organizers want to know the guests that will be bringing more than one additional guest. Complete the program to print the names of guests that will be bringing more than 1 additional guests.

 

# Problem 12

guest_names = ['Grace Hopper', 'Richard Tapia','Timnit Gebru','Radia Perlman', 'Ada Lovelace','Ruzena Bajcsy']

 

number_of_guests = [2,3,1,4,2,1]

 

 

 

# Problem 9

 

In lab6_p9.py your are given a list that contains some words. USE a program to to determine if a word entered by the user exists in the list. Print an appropriate message to inform the user.
 

words = ["apple", "banana", "chocolate", "elephant", "giraffe", "hamburger","kangaroo", "lemon", "octopus", "penguin", "panda", "strawberry","tiger", "umbrella", "watermelon"]

 

word = input("Enter a word to search for: ")

 

 

In lab6_p8.py the program asks the user to input two numbers, the amount of hours worked in a week and the number for hourly wages. Complete the program to determine the final pay amount for that week. The company pays overtime so any hours worked over 40 hours in a week are paid 1.5 the regular hourly wage.

 

# Problem 8

work_hours = float(input("Enter the number of hours worked this week: ") )

hourly_wage = float(input("Enter your hourly rate: ") )