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Hello, just need help with some modifications to my code! I will post my original solution below and assignment requirements. It is pretty plain and

Hello, just need help with some modifications to my code!

I will post my original solution below and assignment requirements. It is pretty plain and straight to the point. What I want to do is to be able to utilize parameters in my function.

I am not sure how I would go about doing this and would really appreciate some guidance. Also, I feel like my code looks weird because of the mix between the y/n and 0/1. I would like to polish this too, but it is not a necessity. If it is necessary to make everything work, please go ahead and change what needs to be changed.

Please provide feedback, I am new to coding and I know my codes are pretty unpolished, but I really would like to learn so I can be better.

I appreciate any help and TIA!

Assignment requirements:

---needs to be written in Python

---needs to include a function with parameters

----needs to include a list

----needs to contain either of the choices below:

----- 2 ANDs + 1 OR

----- 2 ORs + 1 AND

(Add more if necessary this is just the minimum requirement)

THIS IS MY SOLUTION BELOW:

day = ['Monday', 'Tuesday', 'Wednesday', 'Thursday', 'Friday', 'Saturday', 'Sunday'] clubOpen = ['y', 'n'] goPool = ['y', 'n']

club_house = input('Is the club house open? y/n: ') week_day= input('What day of the week is it?: ') go_swim = input('Do the kids want to swim? y/n: ')

if week_day in (day[2], day[6]): week_day = 1 else: week_day = 0

def goSwimming(): if clubOpen[0] and week_day == 1 and goPool[0]: print("It is Wednesday or Sunday, so the pool is open. The kids want to go swim.") elif clubOpen[0] and week_day == 1 and goPool[1]: print('Today is Wednesday or Sunday and the club pool is open, but the kids do not want to swim') elif (clubOpen[1] or week_day == 0) and goPool[0]: print('The club pool is closed, but the kids want to swim. Should we take them to do something else?') elif (clubOpen[1] or week_day == 0) and goPool[1]: print('The club and pool are closed, but I do not think the kids wanted to swim anyway.') else: print('The club is open, but the pool is closed. I do not think the kids wanted to go swimming anyway.')

goSwimming()

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