Question

Create simple python beginners code that outputs a proverb upon request.

Find 7 proverbs, wise sayings, or quotes

Store your proverbs in an if-elif-else decision structure (see below)

Your application should locate the corresponding proverb

Print the proverb and its explanation to the screen, each on a separate line.

Write a “welcome” message that greets the user and explains how the program works

Ask your user to enter a positive integer.

Echo back the user’s choice – for example, “You entered 93”

Use %7 to convert the integer to a number between 0 and 6 (see pages 10 - 12 above and pages 32 - 33 in our text)

Answer 1

#Python program that demonstrates the use of if elif else
#The below python program prompts user to enter
#a choice value and get the remainder value and
#then find the corresponding value and print a message
def main():
    #print a welcome message
    print("Welcome")
    choice=int(input("Enter a positive number :"))
    #Get remainder by dividing by 7
    rem=choice%7
    #Check if remainder value is 0
    if rem==0:
        print("All are not thieves that the dogs bark at. ")
    #Check if remainder value is 1
    elif rem==1:
        print("All's fair in love and war. ")
    #Check if remainder value is 2
    elif rem==2:
        print("All are not friends that speak us fair. ")
    elif rem==3:
    #Check if remainder value is 3
        print("All roads lead to Rome. ")
    elif rem==4:
    #Check if remainder value is 4
        print("All things come to those who wait. ")
    elif rem==5:
    #Check if remainder value is 5
        print("All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. ")
    #Check if remainder value is 6
    else:
        print("An army marches on its stomach. ")
#calling main method
main()

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Sample Output:

Welcome
Enter a positive number :25
All things come to those who wait.