IT 116: Intermediate Scripting

IT 116: Introduction to Scripting
Homework 5

Open a text editor.
I would suggest the text editor built into the program IDLE.
Save the file as hw5.py

This script prints a table of Celsius temperatures and their equivalent Fahrenheit values
It must do this using a for and the range function
See Class Notes 10 for details
Celsius can be converted to Fahrenheit using the formula
```
fahr = (celsius * 1.8) + 32
```
The Fahrenheit values must be converted to integers
This must ask the user for maximum and minimum Celsius temperatures
It should then print a blank line
The labels "Celsius" and "Fahrenheit" should appear at the top of the table
Then it prints a table of Celsius temperatures and their equivalent Fahrenheit values
Under these labels should be a line of dashes
The fahrenheit values should line up with the "Fahrenheit" label
See the example below

The output should look something like this

Minimum: 0
Maximum: 10

Celsius	Fahrenheit
------------------
0	32
1	34
2	36
3	37
4	39
5	41
6	43
7	45
8	46
9	48
10	50

Get values for the variables min and max using assignment statements and the input function.
Convert both min and max to integers.
Print max and min.
Run the script.
Fix any errors you find.
Remove the print statement you created above.
Write a print statement that prints a blank line.
Print the labels "Celsius" and "Centimeters".
Print a line of dashes under the labels.
Run the script.
Fix any errors you find.
Write a for using the loop variable celsius and the range function.
Range should produce all the values between min and max.
Think carefully when choosing the arguments for range. Inside the loop print the value of celsius.
Run the script.
Fix any errors you find.
Remove the print statement inside the for loop. Use the formula above to calculate the Fahrenheit value and store it in the variable fahr.
Use round to turn this value into an integer. Print both celsius and fahr.
Run the script.
Fix any errors you find.
Now you have to make sure the Fahrenheit values align with the "Fahrenheit" label.
This can be done using the escape sequence for the tab character, \t. Replace the space between "Celsius" and "Fahrenheit" in the label with \t. Now we need to concatenate the values of celsius and fahr into a string with \t between them.
But numbers cannot be concatenated with strings.
So you have to run the str string conversion function on both celsius and fahr.
Run the script.
Fix any errors you find.

Your output should look something like this

Minimum: 0
Maximum: 10

Celsius	Fahrenheit
------------------
0	32
1	34
2	36
3	37
4	39
5	41
6	43
7	45
8	46
9	48
10	50

Connect to pe15.cs.umb.edu using an ssh client like putty.exe (Windows) or ssh (Mac)
Go to the directory for this exercise
```
cd  it116/hw/hw5
```
Run this script
```
python3 hw5.py
```

You should see something like this

Minimum: 0
Maximum: 10

Celsius	Fahrenheit
------------------
0	32
1	34
2	36
3	37
4	39
5	41
6	43
7	45
8	46
9	48
10	50