Difference between revisions of "Tech Support Flow Chart Assignment"
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| − | + | #** button = input("Find a Menu item or button which looks related to what you want to do") | |
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# HINT: You will have NESTED if statements as you proceed through the geek dating chart. | # HINT: You will have NESTED if statements as you proceed through the geek dating chart. | ||
Revision as of 08:20, 21 September 2016
Objective: Create a program that asks the user various questions that leads them through the 
Competencies:
- 043 Design a program using an algorithm, pseudocode, and/or a flowchart.
- 044 Code the program, using a programming language.
- 045 Execute the program with sample data.
- 046 Debug the program.
Procedures:
- Create a python script named techSupport.py
- Each block is an input (prompt for the user), diamond blocks are prompts that must be saved in a variable
- Example:
- input("Start (Press Enter to continue)")
- button = input("Find a Menu item or button which looks related to what you want to do")
- Example:
- Use if-statements to guide/direct the program flow according to the flow chart
- HINT: You will have NESTED if statements as you proceed through the geek dating chart.
Example:
choice = input("Have you eaten yet today? (y/n)")
if choice == "y":
print "You ate without me?"
if choice == "n":
choice2 = input("Would you like to get some Five Guys? (y/n)")
if choice2 == "y":
print "YES! Five Guys rocks!"
if choice2 == "n":
print "WHAT?!? You are crazy! Five Guys rocks!"
