Solution

High-Level Programming in Python

Problems to be Submitted (20 points)
  1. (4 points)

    1. One such example is x = 9, y = 3.
    2. One such example is x = 9, y = 4; Another is x = 6, y = 3.
    3. One such example is x = 1, y = 0; another is x = 5, y = 7.
    4. It must be that x in [2,3,4,5] and y <= 6.

    A pictoral representation of the various ranges is shown below.

  2. (4 points)

    The user entered 11 for a, and 14 for b.

  3. (4 points)

    The user entered 27 for a, and 23 for b.

  4. (4 points)

    Here is one possible solution.
    LOD X
    JZR IFCASE
    ELSECASELOD Z
    JMP BOTH
    IFCASELOD W
    BOTHADD Y
    STO Z
    STP

  5. (4 points) 

    while J + K >= 25:
    J = J - K
print J

Extra Credit
  1. (2 points) 

    original = int(raw_input("Enter Decimal Value: "))
base     = int(raw_input("Enter Desired Base: "))

value = original
answer = ""         # initially, no digits

while value>0:
    quotient = value/base
    remainder = value%base
    answer = str(remainder)+answer
    value = quotient

print "The decimal value", original, "is equivlaent to the value", answer, "in base", base

  2. (1 point) 
    original = int(raw_input("Enter Decimal Value: "))
base     = int(raw_input("Enter Desired Base: "))

value = original
answer = ""         # initially, no digits

while value>0:
    quotient = value/base
    remainder = value%base

    if remainder<10:  # standard digit
        digit = str(remainder)
    else:
        digit = chr(ord("A")+(remainder-10))
        
    answer = digit+answer
    value = quotient

print "The decimal value", original, "is equivlaent to the value", answer, "in base", base
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