Question

USE PYTHON 3, RUN THE CODE BEFORE POSTING THE ANSWER, AND READ THE ASSIGNMENT REQUIREMENTS NOTE CAREFULLY:

Assignment Requirements
NOTE: This program requires the use of if, elif, else, and casting between strings and numbers. The program should use the various code syntax covered in module 3. The program must result in print output using numeric input similar to that shown in the sample output below.

Program: Cheese Order

• set values for maximum and minimum order variables
• set value for price variable
• get order_amount input and cast to a number
• check order_amount and give message checking against
  • over maximum
  • under minimum
• else within maximum and minimum give message with calculated price

Sample input and output:

Enter cheese order weight (numeric value): 113
113.0 is more than currently available stock

Enter cheese order weight (numeric value): .15
0.15 is below minimum order amount

Enter cheese order weight (numeric value): 2
2.0 costs $15.98

# [ ] create, call and test 

Answer 1

# TEXT CODE

# set values for maximum order variable
maximum = 100.0

# set values for minimum order variable
minimum = 1.0

# setting value for price variable
price = 7.99

# get order_amount input and cast to a number(float)
order_amount = float(input("Enter cheese order weight (numeric value): "))

# comparing order_amount with maximum and minimum variables
# and printing appropriate message

# if order_amount is greater than maximum value
if order_amount > maximum:
  
# print the message
print(order_amount,"is more than currently available stock")
  
  
# else if order_amount is less than minimum value
elif order_amount < minimum:
  
# print the message
print(order_amount,"is below minimum order amount")
  
# else order_amount is in between
else:
  
# calculate the cost and then print the cost upto two decimal point
cost = order_amount*price
  
print(order_amount, "costs $%0.2f"% cost)

SCREENSHOTS:

code:

1 # set values for maximum order variable 2 maximum18e.0 4 # set values for minimum order variable 5 minimum = 1.0 7 # setting value for price variable 8 price-7.99 9 10 # get order-amount input and cast to a number(float) 11 order amount -float (input("Enter cheese order weight (numeric value): ")) 12 13 # comparing order-amount uith maximum and minimum variables 14 # and printing appropriate message 15 16 # if order-amount is greater than maximum value 17 if order_amount > maximum: 18 19 # print the message 20 print (order_amount,"is more than currently available stock" 21 23 # else if order amount is less than minimum value 24 elif order amount 《 minimum: 25 26 # print the message 27 print (order_amount,"is belou minimum order amount) 28 29 # else order amount is in between 30 else: 31 32 # calculate the cost and then print the cost upto two decimal point 33 cost - order_amount price 34 print(order-amount, "costs $%0.2f"X cost). 35

Sample input and output:

Enter cheese or der weight (numeric value): 113 113.8 is more than currently available stock

Enter cheese order weight (numeric value): .15 8.15 is belo minimum or der amount

Enter cheese or der weight (numeric value): 2 2.8 costs $15.98