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If you haven't already done so, complete the homework assigned
previously.
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Refer to the Review Quiz on the Resources page at the
course website, and fill in the blanks on the quiz. In addition write the
pseudocode and Python code for the app described in item 8 of the quiz.
Upon completing the quiz and writing the code, print the web page to a PDF
file and submit it for feedback as an attachment to
jseydel@astate.edu. In addition, use Jupyter
Notebook for writing and running the code, and submit that file
also as an email attachment. FYI, the code
files for Jupyter Notebook are stored in the
c:\users\userName folder on your harddrive.
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Write a Python program that displays a table of the Celsius temperatures
and Fahrenheit equivalents. The formula for converting a temperature from
Celsius to its Fahrenheit equivalent. This app should have two versions,
one using a while() loop and the other using a
for() loop. The end-user is to specify starting and
ending values for the Celsius temperatures, as well as the step sizes.
FYI, the conversion formula is F = (9/5)C + 32.
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Refer to the Jupyter Notebook version of the Discount
Calculator App (disctCalcApp2023a.ipynb, available in
the JupyterNotebookFiles folder within the Examples folder on our Course
cloud drive. Rewrite the code so that the discount brackets and rates
are stored in two parallel arrays (intArrQUANT and
fltArrDISCT), and the selection logic is contained in a function
(FindDiscRate()) that is called within a repetition construct.
