Problem 1balance = 20.0price = 19.0overdraft_protection = True#You

may modify the lines of code above, but don’t move them!

#When you Submit your code, we’ll change these lines to

#assign different values to the variables.

#Last exercise, we printed True if balance was greater than or

#equal to price, and False otherwise. However, some banks have

#something called overdraft protection. Overdraft protection

#means that the customer is allowed to spend more than their

#balance, and the bank just expects them to deposit the money

#to cover the purchase later.

#

#rite some code below that will print True if the customer

#can make the purchase given their balance, the purchase

#price, and whether or not they have overdraft protection.

#Specifically, the result should be True if balance is greater

#than or equal to price or if overdraft_protection is True,

#and False if neither of these are true.

print(balance>=price or overdraft_production)

else print(False)

Problem 2

cold = False

windy = False

need_jacket = cold

#You may modify the lines of code above, but don’t move them!

#When you Submit your code, we’ll change these lines to

#assign different values to the variables.

#In this problem, we want to print the message, “You should

#wear a jacket today!” if it’s cold or windy, or the message

#”You don’t need a jacket today!” if it’s not.

#

#At the bottom of this file, we’ve added some code that

#handles printing these two messages. For this code to work,

#the variable need_jacket needs to exist. Its value should be

#True (the boolean, not the string) if it’s cold or windy,

#False if it’s neither cold nor windy.

#dd your code to create the variable need_jacket with the

#appropriate value here!

#Do not modify the code below. It will work if you have

#correctly create the variable need_jacket with the

#appropriate value.

need_jacket = cold

print(need_jacket)

else:

   print(False)

Problem 3

mystery_value_1 = 6

mystery_value_2 = 2

#You may modify the lines of code above, but don’t move them!

#When you Submit your code, we’ll change these lines to

#assign different values to the variables.

#Write some lines of code below that will perform the

#following operations in the given order:

#

# – Print the sum of mystery_value_1 and mystery_value_2

# – Print the difference between mystery_value_1 and mystery_value_2

#  (mystery_value_1 minus mystery_value_2)

# – Print the product of mystery_value_1 and mystery_value_2

# – Print the quotient of mystery_value_1 and mystery_value_2

#  (mystery_value_1 divided by mystery_value_2)

# – Print the modulus of mystery_value_1 and mystery_value_2

#  (the remainder of the division operation above)

#

#These operations should not carry forward: each one should

#act on the original values of mystery_value_1 and

#mystery_value_2.

#dd your code here!

 

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