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Problem 1: Create list (or tuple only, no dictionary) that contains the months of the year. ( do not hardcode the month number) Problem 2:
- Problem 1:Create list (or tuple only, no dictionary) that contains the months of the year. ( do not hardcode the month number)
- Problem 2:Create loop to print the number and the months of the year from the list.
- The output should like this:
Month 1 is January
Month 2 is February
....
....
Month 12 is December
Optional 1 (not required)
Month 1 is January, ...Happy new year ( Do not use if-then. Do not add the messages to the months list), create another list for greetings.
The output will look like this
Month 1 is January , ...Happy New Year!
Month 2 is February, ...Happy Valentine!
Month 3 is March
Month 4 is April
Month 5 is May
Month 6 is June
Month 7 is July, ...Happy Fourth of July!
Month 8 is August
Month 9 is September
Month 10 is October, ...Happy Halloween!
Month 11 is November, ...Happy Thanksgiving!
Month 12 is December, ...Merry Christmas!
Optional 2
Modify the Payroll and/or the MPG program from to store the results in a list/dictionary. Print the list/dictionary when no more calculation is selected.
The output will be something like this for the payroll
Payroll for week xyz
James Bond ....... 21,500
Al Bundy ....... 500
Johnny English ..... 1,200
Total Payroll ....... 23,200
For the MPG will be something like
MPG for zyz truck
Week 1 ..... 12
Week 2 ..... 33
Week 3 ..... 27
MPG Ave ..... 24
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Financial management theory and practice
Authors: Eugene F. Brigham and Michael C. Ehrhardt
12th Edition
978-0030243998, 30243998, 324422695, 978-0324422696
