# Quiz #1 Solutions
# September 11, 2012

# The code blocks were worth 2 points apiece.

# 1a  Since 7 divides into 17 twice with a remainder of 3,
#     we have 17/7 = 2 and 17%7 = 3, so the output will be

#     5 is just fine

# 1b  Since 18 is not equal to 10 the first if statement will
#     execute, so we skip over the elif and else statements, giving

#     Roses are red

# 1c  Note that 2**3 means (2)(2)(2), or 8.  Similarly 3**2 = 9.
#     Therefore the output will be

#     Is two cubed equal to 8 or 9 ?

# 1d  The quantity `lucky' will be a number in the 20s regardless
#     of what digit is equal to, making lucky/10 equal to 2.  The answer is

#     Tim buck 2

# 1e  Both if statements are true, so both statements print, giving

#     Believe it or not.

# 2   (3 points) The corrected code appears below.  Note the quotes with the
#     input statement, the double equal sign, the second appearance of `value'
#     and the indented print statement.

value = input("Enter a two-digit number: ")
if value%2 == 1 and value < 77:
    print "That's a nice number!"
    
# 3   (7 points) One program appears below.  Variations are possible, as usual.

num = input("Enter a three-digit number: ")

if num >= 600 and num <= 699:
    print "Your number rocks."
else:
    print "Sassafras."
    
weeks = num/7
print "There are", weeks, "full weeks in", num, "days."