As mentioned in part A, professional programmers do one of two
things: maintain existing code or write new code. This
assignment is especially important as you will work on versions
of this assignment throughout the semester. In each subsequent
lab you will create a new “version” of this lab by changing it
up a little bit. As a reminder the naming convention for all
labs is as follows:
firstName_LastName_labnx where you will replace
firstName_LastName with your own first and last name separated
with an underscore. In labnx, n represents the lab number and x
will be either A or B. As an example, a hypothetical student
named Joe Student would save this current lab as:
In this assignment, you will design, implement, and test a
complete Python program that takes an air temperature and
calculates the windchill under certain conditions. While writing
any program, it is very important to follow the specs or
‘customer requirements’. Please read the following specs
carefully.
Assignment Specifications
As we know in Austin we have two seasons - hot summer and three
days of winter - forget about what the groundhog says. The
meteorologists start warning about a “cold front” if the
temperature dips below 80°! Yet, we also know that the
geographical location of Austin makes us vulnerable to severe
weather changes. As they say in the ATX, “if you don’t like the
weather, wait just a minute!” However, when that Canadian cold
front sinks south, it brings with it chilled northerly winds
that make it feel much colder. This is known as wind chill.
Wind chill is a noun that means, “the apparent temperature felt
on the exposed human body owing to the combination of
temperature and wind speed” (dictionary.com).
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