ICS3U Python Programming Evaluation 3
Instructions
These ICS3U Grade 11 Computer Science python coding questions will form a part of your final grade for this course and are to be handed in for grading.
For all of the following questions:
- Use a Python IDE of your choice (Spyder, IDLE, Pycharm, etc) and create a coded solution to the given problem.
- Hand in the .py files for your solution.
Your grade will be based on your ability to demonstrate the overall expectations from the Ontario Computer Studies Curriculum
A1 – Data Sequencing
- Use variables to carry out mathematical calculations in a computational proble
A2 – Selection and Repetition Structures
- Incorporate selection structures into a computer program.
B3 – Algorithm Design
- Design and implement algorithms that solve problems
ICS3U Python Programming Evaluation Question 1
File Name: “ICS3Utip.py”
You are going to write a tip calculating program that does the following
- Asks the user to enter the subtotal of a restaurant bill
- Asks the user if they wish to enter a tip and if they do, let them choose to enter the tip by a specific amount, or by percentage of the subtotal.
- Display the receipt: Subtotal, Taxed Owed (13%), Tip, Final Total
ICS3U Python Programming Evaluation Question 2
File Name: “ICS3UtriangleType.py”
You are creating a program to distinguish between different types of triangles
Have your program read in 3 angles (in degrees) from the user
- If all three angles are 60, output Equilateral
- If the three angles add up to 180 and exactly two of the angles are the same, output Isosceles
- If the three angles add up to 180 and no two angles are the same, output Scalene
- If the 3 angles do not add up to 180 or any of the angles are 0 or negative, output Not a Triangle
ICS3U Python Programming Evaluation Question 3
File Name: “ICS3Uradar.py”
Cities have radar signs that indicate to drivers that they are going too fast. You are going to write a program that outputs the Fine $ given to a driver for going a certain speed over the limit.
- 1 to 20 km/h over the limit = $100 Fine
- 21 to 30 km/h over the limit = $250 Fine
- 31 or more km/h over the limit = $500 Fine
Your program needs to have the speed limit and recorded driver speed as the input and the $ amount of the Fine as the output