BIS1003_Workshop_Topic2.pdf

    BIS1003 Introduction to Programming

    Workshop 2

    Topic 2: Input, Processing, and Output

    Apply and test your knowledge of the current and previous topics by attempting the

    questions below. Completing these questions will help you to succeed in your

    subject.

    Complete workshop-2 activities and submit your work during the workshop

    session.

    Workshop Questions

    Use your algorithms from last week to implement the following Python programs:

    1. Write a Python program to ask the end user to enter the length and the width

    of a rectangle in centimetre and then calculates and displays the rectangle

    area in meters. 1 cm = 1/100 m.

    2. Write a Python program that asks the end user to enter a temperature in

    Fahrenheit temperatures (F) and then convert to Celsius units (C) and

    displays it to the user. C = (F – 32) /1.8

    3. Write a Python programs to enter a positive number. Then the program

    calculates and displays the double of the number.

    4. Assume a company purchased some stock in Software Ltd. six months ago.

    The details of the purchase are:

    • The number of shares that the company purchased was 400.

    • When the company purchased the stock, it paid $20.05 per share.

    • It paid the stockbroker a commission that amounted to 2.2 percent

    of the amount the company paid for the stock.

    One month later, the company sold the stock. The details of the sale are:

    • The number of shares that the company sold was 400.

    • It sold the stock for $32.03 per share.

    • It paid the stockbroker another commission that amounted to 2.2

    percent of the amount the company received for the stock.

    Write a program that shows the following amounts:

    • money that the company paid for the stock.

    • commission that the company paid the broker on buying the

    stock.

    • amount that the company sold the stock for

    • commission that the company paid the broker on selling the stock.

    • net profit the company made in stock business.

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