In addition, provide the result given the day of the week. On Tuesday and Thursday, there are more boys than girls. Otherwise, there are more girls than boys.

#Demonstrate the use of if statements

BobSalary = 40000
SallySalary = 50000

if BobSalary > SallySalary:
   print 'Bob makes more than Sally.'
else:
   print 'Sally makes more than Bob.'

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Program 1: Create a program that will have two functions. The first function will print your full name. The second function will print your school’s address over 2 lines. You will have 3 lines of output. Make sure your function names are meaningful.

Program 2: Create a program that will have two functions. The first function will demonstrate local variables being passed to a function. This function will print your name. The second function will demonstrate two variables being passed to a function.  You will have  string arguments that takes the school’s address over two lines.

Program 3: Create a program that demonstrates parameter variables. This program should have two functions. The first function will compute the sum of 3 int variables.  The second function will compute the average of 3 int variables.

The new program will use the same code.  In addition to the above, students will create 3 additional functions. Use the following guidelines:

1) Provide a function that will print a single line of output. The statement should read “My parents will need to sign this.”

2) Provide a function that will have two local variables (notesposts, programposts) and print two lines of output. The output should include “I have ##### posts for notes. I have ##### posts for programs.” ##### should be the actual variable.

3) Provide a function that will have a parameter variable for parentname and print several lines. Refer to the sample output below to get the text required for this function. Remember to supply the actual parameter for the parentname. Remember to provide the signature line. Email me if there are any questions.

4) Save your program as a post using python programs as the category. Print the program with the output and have your parents sign. Bring in copy of your program. You should have this as you walk into the classroom on time.

An example of output would be:

Joyce Jones

10001 Ardwick Ardmore Road

Springdale, MD 20774

My parents will need to sign this.

I have 8 posts for notes.

I have 8 posts for programs.

My parent, Jennifer Jones, has viewed all of notes and programs.

My parent’s signature is below.

__________________________________________

Jennifer Jones

Program 1: Create a program that will have two functions. The first function will print your full name. The second function will print your school’s address over 2 lines. You will have 3 lines of output. Make sure your function names are meaningful.

Program 2: Create a program that will have two functions. The first function will demonstrate local variables being passed to a function. This function will print your name. The second function will demonstrate two variables being passed to a function.  You will have  string arguments that takes the school’s address over two lines.

Program 3: Create a program that demonstrates parameter variables. This program should have two functions. The first function will compute the sum of 3 int variables.  The second function will compute the average of 3 int variables.