CSC111 Exercises with If statements

--D. Thiebaut 13:55, 10 March 2010 (UTC)

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If Statements in Python V. 2

Source

# if_tests.py
# D. Thiebaut
# A collection of if/else statements.
# Figure out what gets printed!

def f1():
    a = 3
    b = 5
    c = 10
    if a < b:
        print "statement 1"
    else:
        if a < c:
            print "statement 2"
        else:
            if b < c:
                print "statement 3"
    print "f1 done!"

def f2():
    a = 30
    b = 5
    c = 10
    if a < b:
        print "statement 1"
    else:
        if a < c:
            print "statement 2"
        else:
            if b < c:
                print "statement 3"
    print "f2 done!"

def f3():
    a = 30
    b = 50
    c = 10
    if a < b:
        print "statement 1"
    else:
        if a < c:
            print "statement 2"
        else:
            if b < c:
                print "statement 3"
    print "f3 done!"

def f4():
    a = 30
    b = 5
    c = 10
    if a < b < c:
        print "statement 1"
    else:
        if a < c < b:
            print "statement 2"
        else:
            print "statement 3"
        print "statement 4"
    print "f4 done!"

def f5():
    a = 30
    b = 50
    c = 10
    if a < b < c:
        print "statement 1"
    else:
        if a < c < b:
            print "statement 2"
        else:
            print "statement 3"
        print "statement 4"
    print "f5 done!"

def f6():
    a = 3
    b = 5
    c = 1
    if a < b < c:
        print "statement 1"
    else:
        if a < c < b:
            print "statement 2"
        else:
            print "statement 3"
        print "statement 4"
    print "f6 done!"
    
def f7():
    L = ( ("a", 3), ("z", 5 ), ("f", 10), ("d", 0), ("c", 100) )
    newL = []
    rejects = []
    for name, val in L:
        if 0 < val < 10:
            newL.append( (name, val) )
        else:
            rejects.append( (name, val ) )
        print "newL = ", newL
    print "rejects = ", rejects

def f8():
    L = ( ("a", 3), ("z", 5 ), ("f", 10), ("d", 0), ("c", 100) )
    newL = []
    rejects = []
    for name, val in L:
        if val <= 10 and name > "f":
            newL.append( (name, val) )
        else:
            rejects.append( (name, val ) )
        print "newL = ", newL
    print "rejects = ", rejects

def f9():
    L = ( ("a", 3), ("z", 5 ), ("f", 10), ("d", 0), ("c", 100) )
    newL = []
    rejects = []
    for name, val in L:
        if not ( val <= 10 or  name > "f" ):
            newL.append( (name, val) )
        else:
            rejects.append( (name, val ) )
        print "newL = ", newL
    print "rejects = ", rejects
    
def main():
    functionId = input( "Which function do you want to run? " )
    print "-"*50

    if functionId == 1:
        f1()
    elif functionId == 2:
        f2()
    elif functionId == 3:
        f3()
    elif functionId == 4:
        f4()
    elif functionId == 5:
        f5()
    elif functionId == 6:
        f6()
    elif functionId == 7:
        f7()
    elif functionId == 8:
        f8()
    elif functionId == 9:
        f9()
    else:
        print "\n\n*** Invalid number! ***\n\n"
    print "-"*50
        
main()

Output

python if_tests.py
Which function do you want to run? 1
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statement 1
f1 done!
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[111c@beowulf ~/temp]$ python if_tests.py
Which function do you want to run? 2
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statement 3
f2 done!
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[111c@beowulf ~/temp]$ python if_tests.py
Which function do you want to run? 3
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statement 1
f3 done!
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[111c@beowulf ~/temp]$ python if_tests.py
Which function do you want to run? 4
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statement 3
statement 4
f4 done!
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[111c@beowulf ~/temp]$ python if_tests.py
Which function do you want to run? 5
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statement 3
statement 4
f5 done!
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[111c@beowulf ~/temp]$ python if_tests.py
Which function do you want to run? 6
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statement 3
statement 4
f6 done!
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[111c@beowulf ~/temp]$ python if_tests.py
Which function do you want to run? 7
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newL =  [('a', 3)]
newL =  [('a', 3), ('z', 5)]
newL =  [('a', 3), ('z', 5)]
newL =  [('a', 3), ('z', 5)]
newL =  [('a', 3), ('z', 5)]
rejects =  [('f', 10), ('d', 0), ('c', 100)]
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[111c@beowulf ~/temp]$ python if_tests.py
Which function do you want to run? 8
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newL =  []
newL =  [('z', 5)]
newL =  [('z', 5)]
newL =  [('z', 5)]
newL =  [('z', 5)]
rejects =  [('a', 3), ('f', 10), ('d', 0), ('c', 100)]
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[111c@beowulf ~/temp]$ python if_tests.py
Which function do you want to run? 9
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newL =  []
newL =  []
newL =  []
newL =  []
newL =  [('c', 100)]
rejects =  [('a', 3), ('z', 5), ('f', 10), ('d', 0)]
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[111c@beowulf ~/temp]$ python if_tests.py
Which function do you want to run? 10
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*** Invalid number! ***


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