Question

I need the pseudocode and python for the four attached problems:

1. (Chapter 5 - For Loop) Logic Technical College has a current tuition of $10,000 per year. Tuition is scheduled to increase by 5% each year. Using a FOR loop, design a program that calculates and displays the tuition each year for the next ten years, like so: The tuition for year 1 will be: 10500.00 The tuition for year 2 will be: 11025.00 ……….. (You, of course will calculate those values, and the rest. These two examples show if your calculation is working.)

2. (Chapter 6 - Functions) You are trying to help folks figure out their budget. Design a program that accepts an annual salary (12 months) as input from the user. Pass the salary to a function houseCalc that calculates and displays the maximum monthly housing payment the user can afford, assuming the year’s total payment is no more than 25% of the annual salary. The output should look like: Enter your yearly salary: 60000.00 Your monthly housing payment shouldn’t be more than: 1250.00

3. (Chapter 7 - Input Validation) Coastal Carolina Regional Airport is developing an app that allows a passenger to check on the availability of flights in 2020. As a first test, a user may check on flights to either Charlotte or Atlanta. To access the app, the user must enter an account number, which must be between 1000 and 9999. The user should then be asked to enter 1 for Charlotte and 2 for Atlanta. Then asked to enter a month number, which has to be between 1 and 12, a day number, which has to be 1 to 31 for January, 1 to 29 for February, etc. Finally asked to enter the number of passengers, which must be between 1 and 8. The interaction and output should look like: Enter your account number (1000 – 9999): 2345 Enter your destination (1 for Charlotte, 2 for Atlanta): 1 Enter the month of travel: 3 Enter the day of travel: 15 Enter the number of passengers: 2 You have requested flight information for flights to Charlotte on 3/15/2019 for 2 passengers. This information will be emailed to the address in account number 2345. Thank you for your request. NOTE: Of course, if any of the inputs don’t meet the criteria, the user will be asked to correct them, using the loop logic of Chapter 7. For example: Enter your account number (1000 – 9999): 345 Account number must be between 1000 and 9999. Enter your account number(1000 – 9999): 2345

4. (Chapter 8) The New Bern Creamery Coffee Shop charges $1.75 for a cup of coffee and offers add-ins as follows: Add-In Price ($) Cream 0.85 Cinnamon 0.30 Chocolate 0.60 Amaretto 1.60 Whiskey 1.75 Put the add-in names and prices in parallel arrays. Allow a user to order add-ins continuously, including the same item more than once, until they enter : Stop. After each item entered, display the add-in name and price or the message: Sorry, we do not offer that selection. After all items have been entered, display the total price

Answer 1

def tution(current):

    final = (5/100 * current)

    final2 = final + current

    return final2

def houseCalc(g):

    g1 = (25/100 * g)

    g2=g1/12

    return g2

#MAIN PROGRAM STARTS HERE:

current = 10000;

for x in range(1,10):

    new = tution(current)

    current=new

    print(new)

g = int(input("Enter your Annual Salary : "))

salary = houseCalc(g)

print(salary)

print('Flight App for Charlotte or Atlanta')

shift = 0

while 1000 > shift or 9999 < shift:

    try:

    

        shift = int(input("Please enter your shift (1000 - 9999) : "))

    except ValueError:

        

        print("That wasn't an integer :(")

        continue

shift2 = 0

while 1 > shift2 or 2 < shift2:

    try:

        shift2 = int(input("Enter 1 for Charlotte or 2 for Atlanta"))

        if shift==1:

            put = "charlotte"

        else:

            put = "Atlanta"

    except ValueError:

        print("That wasn't an integer :(")

        continue

shift3 = 0

while 1 > shift3 or 12 < shift3:

    try:

        shift3 = int(input("Enter Month number between 1 and 12"))

    except ValueError:

        print("That wasn't an integer :(")

        continue

    day1=0

    if(shift3==1 or shift3==3 or shift3==5 or shift3==8 or shift3==12 or shift3==10):

        while 1 > day1 or 31 < day1:

            try:

                day1 = int(input("Enter Day number :"))

            except ValueError:

                print("That wasn't an integer :(")

                continue

    elif(shift3==2):

        while 1 > day1 or 29 < day1:

            try:

                day2 = int(input("Enter Day number :"))

            except ValueError:

                print("That wasn't an integer :(")

                continue

    

    elif(shift3==4 or shift3==6 or shift3==7 or shift3==9 or shift3==11):

        while 1 > day1 or 30 < day1:

            try:

                day3 = int(input("Enter Day number :"))

            except ValueError:

                print("That wasn't an integer :(")

                continue

shift4 = 0

while 1 > shift4 or 8 < shift4:

    try:

        shift4 = int(input("Enter number of passengers between 1 and 8"))

    except ValueError:

        print("That wasn't an integer :(")

        continue

    

  

print("You have requested flight information for flights to", put , "on", day1,"/",shift3,"/2019 for", shift4, "passengers. This information will be emailed to the address in account number", shift, "Thank you for your request")

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