THIS IS A SIMPLE HIGH SCHOOL COMPUTER SCIENCE COURSE IN PYTHON. PLEASE KEEP IT SIMPLE, THANK YOU!

QUESTION #1

Write a program that asks the user to enter ten temperatures and then finds the sum. The input temperatures should allow for decimal values.

Sample Run

Enter Temperature: 27.6 Enter Temperature: 29.5 Enter Temperature: 35 Enter Temperature: 45.5 Enter Temperature: 54 Enter Temperature: 64.4 Enter Temperature: 69 Enter Temperature: 68 Enter Temperature: 61.3 Enter Temperature: 50 Sum = 504.3

QUESTION #4

Use built-in Python functions to determine what is returned in each of the following scenarios.

1. The character represented by the ASCII number that represents 32 + your birth month

For example: I was born in May. 32 + 5 = 37. print(chr(37)) returns %

2. The length of your full name

For example: print(len("Lindsay Frances Gilmour")) returns 23

3. The ASCII numbers that represent your initials

For example: print(ord("L")) returns 76 print(ord("F")) returns 70 print(ord("G")) returns 71

Info:

Name: Troy Kennedy Womack-Henderson

Birth Month: March

QUESTION #3

What would be the output of the following code?

w = "my Mom wants me 2 B a Teacher when i am older."

w.lower()

w.capitalize()

w.replace(" 2 ", " to ")

w.replace(" b ", " be ")

w.replace("i", "I")

print(w)

QUESTION #4

Write a program to generate passwords. The program should ask the user for a phrase and number, and then create the password based on our special algorithm. The algorithm to create the password is as follows:

1. If the users input word is less than 8 characters, output Password not long enough.
2. If the users input word is greater than or equal to 8 characters, do the following:
   1. Replace es with @
   2. Replace s or S with $
   3. Replace t or T with +
   4. Capitalize the word and add the number to the end.

Sample Run

Enter your word: zebras Enter a number: 62 Password not long enough. Enter your word: newyorkcity Enter a number: 892 Password: N@wyorkci+y892