Create a new program in Mu and save it as ps2.3.3.py
Take the code below and fix it as indicated in the comments:
busy = True hungry = False tired = True stressed = False # You may modify the lines of code above, but don't move them! # Your code should work with different values for the variables. # Logical operators get more complex when we start using them # with the results of other logical operators. So, let's try # it out! # # Using the variables above, we want to assess whether the # person is happy, sad, bored, confused, or anxious. # # - The person is happy if they're busy but not stressed. # - The person is sad if they're either hungry or tired. # - The person is confused if they're both happy and sad. # - The person is bored if they're neither happy, sad, # nor busy. # - The person is anxious if they're neither happy nor sad, # but they are stressed. # # Add code below whose output will list whether each of these # emotions is true or false. For example, with the original # values of the variables above, this would print: # # Happy: True # Sad: True # Confused: True # Bored: False # Anxious: False # Add your code here!
Code:
busy = True
hungry = True
tired = True
stressed = True
print(30*"=")
print("Busy:", busy)
print("Hungry:", hungry)
print("Tired:", tired)
print("Stressed:", stressed)
print(30*"=")
# Using the variables above, we want to assess whether the
# person is happy, sad, bored, confused, or anxious.
#
# - The person is happy if they're busy but not stressed.
# - The person is sad if they're either hungry or tired.
# - The person is confused if they're both happy and sad.
# - The person is bored if they're neither happy, sad,
# nor busy.
# - The person is anxious if they're neither happy nor sad,
# but they are stressed.
happy = (busy and not stressed)
sad = (hungry or tired)
confused = (happy and sad)
bored = (not happy and not sad and not busy)
anxious = (not happy and not sad and stressed)
print("Happy:", happy)
print("Sad:", sad)
print("Confused:", confused)
print("Bored:", bored)
print("Anxious:", anxious)
Code Screenshot:
Output:
I have entered different values of busy, hungry, tired and stressed to test the values of happy, sad, confused, bored and anxious. And all of thier results are in the output screenshot.
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