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Formatting Output and Decision Structures

The document contains exercises demonstrating formatted output and decision structures in programming. It includes programs for converting kilograms to pounds, calculating body mass index (BMI), and comparing numbers, heights, and ages of individuals. Each program utilizes user input and conditional statements to produce results.

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Formatting Output and Decision Structures

The document contains exercises demonstrating formatted output and decision structures in programming. It includes programs for converting kilograms to pounds, calculating body mass index (BMI), and comparing numbers, heights, and ages of individuals. Each program utilizes user input and conditional statements to produce results.

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A.

Exercises demonstrating the use of formatted output

#A program to convert a value in kilograms to pounds

weight_in_kilograms = float(input('Enter weight in kilograms'))

weight_in_pounds = weight_in_kg * 2.2

print(f'The weight in pounds is: {weight_in_pounds: .2f}')

#A program to compute the body mass index of a person

#Get weight and height

weight = float(input('Enter weight: '))

height = float(input('Enter height: '))

#Compute bmi

bmi = weight / (height * height)

#Display bmi

print(f'The body mass index of the person is: {bmi: .2f}')

B. Exercises demonstrating the use of decision structures

#A program to output negative or positive

#based on the number that is input

#Get number

number = float(input('Enter number'))

#Check if number is greater than zero

if number > 0:

print('The number is positive')

else:

print('The number is negative')


#A program to print out the taller of two people

#Get heights of persons A and B

height_A = float(input('Enter height of person A: '))

height_B = float(input('Enter height of person B: '))

#Compare heights

if height_A > height_B:

print('Person A is taller than person B')

else:

print('Person B is taller than person A')

#A program to print out the older of two people

#Get age of persons A and B

age_A = int(input('Enter age of person A: '))

age_B = int(input('Enter age of person B: '))

#Compare ages

if age_A > age_B:

print('Person A is older than person B')

else:

print('Person B is older than person A')

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