Question

Python 3.7.3 Implement a function translate() that accepts 2 parameters and translates the following overloaded operator expression to appropriate method calls using these parameters:

a. x > y

b. x != y

c. x % y

d. x // y e. x or y

Sample Output

>>> translate(4,7)

False

True

4

1

7

>>>

Answer 1

Source Code:

from math import ceil
def translate(x,y):
   print(geterthan(x,y))
   print(notequal(x,y))
   print(modulas(x,y))
   print(divide(x,y))
   print(orop(x,y))

def geterthan(x,y):
   if x>y:
       return True
   else:
       return False

def notequal(x,y):
   if x != y:
       return True
   else:
       return False

def modulas(x,y):
   return x%y

def divide(x,y):
   return ceil(x/y)

def orop(x,y):
   return max(x,y)
  
translate(4,7)

Output: