How to Use the Code Editor

Select the "Run Code" button to execute the program.

Select the "Calculate Grade" button to generate a score based on the completed tasks.

Continue to modify, run, and calculate your code until you are happy with the grade.

Select the "Submit" button to turn in the assignment to your instructor.

Scenario

You are given the number of days that you have been driving, and you will write a Python script to work out the equivalent number of years and weeks.

Aim

Write a script that takes user input as days and converts the days into years, weeks, and days, and then prints them out. We can ignore leap years. The aim of this activity is to use different arithmetic operators to split days into years, weeks, and days.

Steps for Completion

Go to your main.py file.

On the first line, ask the user how many days they've been driving for and declare the user input. It's an integer, so cast the string.

Then calculate the number of years in that set of days.

Next, convert the remaining days that weren't converted to years into weeks.

Then, get any remaining days that weren't converted to weeks.

Print everything out.

Finally, run the script with the python$3$ main.py command.

The output should look like Figure $2\mathrm{.}5$ shown below:

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Figure $2\mathrm{.}5$

Task #$01$: Generate the correct number of years, weeks, and days from user input.