Description

Create 5 programs

change.py 

Create a program, change.py, that has a function that takes 4 arguments that correspond to the number of quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies, respectively.  Calculate the total value of that change, and print "The total value of your change is $x" where x is equal to the total value.

As an information, the below code does not work,  I have to use arguments instead of val

Hint 

The total value of your change is $0.41

The total value of your change is $8.76

The total value of your change is $1025.75

Please enter the count of each coin type.

def main():  # start a function definition

    print("Change Counter")  # print a string to the screen

    print()    # prints a newline to the screen

    print("Please enter the count of each coin type.")

    quarters = eval(input("Quarters: "))

    dimes = eval(input("Dimes: "))

    nickels = eval(input("Nickels: "))

    pennies = eval(input("Pennies: "))

             # multiplication is performed before addition

    firsttotal = quarters * .25 + dimes * .10 + nickels * .05 + pennies * .01

    total = round(firsttotal,2)

    print()

    print("The total value of your change is", total)

main()

luke.py

Create a program, luke.py, using the following dictionary:

relations = {'Darth Vader':'father', 'Leia':'sister', 'Han':'brother in law', 'R2D2':'droid', 'Rey':'Padawan', 'Tatooine':'homeworld'}

The program will take one argument, corresponding to one of the relations’ keys.  The program will print out the statement:

Luke, I am your x

Where x = the relationship.  

For example, if the argument is Leia, it should print ‘Luke, I am your sister’

If the key is ‘Darth Vader’ you should instead print “No, I am your father

max3.py 

Create a program, max3.py, that has a function that takes three arguments.  The program will then print out the highest of the three values.

mintosec.py 

Create a program, mintosec.py, that takes one integer argument representing a number of minutes.  The program will convert the argument to the corresponding number of seconds, and print that value out.

temp.py

Create a program, temp.py, that takes in one numeric argument representing a Celsius value.  Then, print out the corresponding Fahrenheit value to two decimals in the form:

The temperature is x degrees Fahrenheit.

Where x is the calculated Fahrenheit value

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