Using python

phase = "Full" distance = 228000 date = 31 eclipse = True

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#There are (at least) three special types of full moons: # # - Super Moon: the full moon occurs when the moon is at its # closest approach to earth (less than 230,000km away). # - Blue Moon: the second full moon in a calendar month. In # other words, any full moon on the 29th, 30th, or 31st of # a month. # - Blood Moon: a lunar eclipse during a full moon. # #Write a program that will print out the type of moon -- #"Full Moon", "Super Moon", "Blue Moon", "Blood Moon", based #on the values of the variables above. Note that for the moon #to be any of these special kinds of moons, it must also be #full. # #Note, though, that multiple modifiers can be true at the same #time. We could have a Super Blue Moon, a Blue Blood Moon, or #even a Super Blue Blood Moon. # #Always print those modifiers in that order. If any of these #special modifiers is present, do not include the word "Full". #If none of them are present, but the moon is Full, then print #"Full Moon". If none of them are present at all, print "Moon".

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