Project $1$ Hello World $25$ points possible

Project Requirements

Name of program file: hello$\_$world.py

Description of program: This program will test your knowledge of concepts from week $1.$ This

includes working with strings, numbers, and comments. You will also need

to use the input function and work with simple while loops and try except

concepts.

Program Requirements: The program MUST follow the input, process, output model

described in the syllabus video and the introduction to

programming pdf$.$ You MUST follow the structure outlined

or you will lose points.

This program will need the import statements for username

and today$$s date.

This program must have a flower box comment section with

your name, date created, and description of the program

$($FYI: Not My Description from Above$)$

Input section:

This program will ask for user input for a name $($string$)$

and a Fahrenheit number $($float$)$ for Celsius conversion.

Process section:

Name processing:

You must create and assign variables for the name holding

upper, lower and title cases.

You must create and assign a variable for the length of

the name variable.

Use indexing to create the following slices of name:

$1.$ First character

$2.$ Last character

$3.$ Second to last character of the string

You must create a message variable and assign it with text

created with an f string function.

You must create and assign a message variable and assign

it with text created using concatenation.

Both messages should display the word $$Hello$$ then the

name in proper case followed by $$your name is$$ followed by

length variable and finally $$characters long!$$

The output should look like:

Hello Dale, your name is $4$ characters long!

You must create and assign a variable for the

multiplication of the name variable of $10$x$.$

Fahrenheit processing:

You must create and assign a variable for the Celsius

integer calculation

You must create and assign a variable for the Celsius

float calculation

Output section:

You must then output all variables and some variable types

in this order:

Username

Today$$s Date

Name entered by user

Type of variable that name is

The $3$ case variables, upper, lower, title $($proper case$)$

The length of the name variable

The first initial of name

The last character of name

Second to last character of the string

The f string message

The concatenated message

Name $*10$

The Celsius float variable followed by its type

The Celsius integer variable followed by its type

What to turn in: Take a screen shot of your RUNNING program

Upload the screen shot and the py file to blackboard as

TWO separate files.

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