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Assignment Prompt & Instructions

**ASSIGNMENT**
**You are going to enhance the prior assignment by doing the following:**
– Create a function for each math operation (add, div, mult, sub).
– The application will run forever (while True), you will ask the user to continue or not.
– Create a function IsInRange() to test a number between two numbers like this.
Here is the spec in pseudo-code
IsInRange(lr, hr, n)
lr=low range
hr=high range
n=number
if n between ln and hr
    return true
else
    return false
>>> Show me how to use the function isInRange()
for example, we can check if the inputs are between -10 and 10 then do the calculations. else print "values are not in range" and loop back. use input() to get the ranges.
**SAMPLE OUTPUT:**
Enter your First number —> 15
Enter your Second number —> 17
The result of 15.0+17.0=32.0
The result of 15.0-17.0=-2.0
The result of 15.0*17.0=255.0
The result of 15.0/17.0=0.882352941176
Continue Looping Y/N Y
Sample output using ranges.
Enter your Lower range —> 10
Enter your Higher range —> 50
Enter your First number (10 – 50) —> 5     <<<  10 and 50 from input, do not hard code.
Enter your Second number (10 – 50) —> 60
The input values are outside the input ranges
Please check the numbers and try again.
**HINTS:**
1) program structure
"""
comment block
"""
# def functions <<< All def functions should be on the top of the program
def add …
def sub…
def …
while True:
         get user inputs
         print result
         ask the user do want more calculations (y/n)
         if yes then
            loop
         else
           exit (break)
print thank you for using …
2)
**FUNCTIONS:**
A function is a set of code that only runs when it is called. You can pass data, known as parameters, into a function. A function can return value as a result. Python can return more than one value.
# When creating a function, you must pass a parameter(s) and return at least one value.
Do not use global variables.
def add(fnum, snum):
    return fnum+snum
# in the program using the add()
res=add(6,8)
print(res)
print("The result =", res)
# function returning more than one value
def epay(employee, rate, hours):
      pay=rate*hours
      return employee, rate, hours, pay
#using epay
print( epay("Bnudy", 3.50, 32)) # ('Bnudy', 3.5, 32, 112.0)
# or
name, hrate, hrs, pay=epay("Bnudy", 3.50, 32)
print(name, hrate, hrs, pay)
# or
print(f"Name={name}, rate={hrate}, hours={hrs} and the pay={pay}")
# here is the output
('Bnudy', 3.5, 32, 112.0)
Bnudy 3.5 32 112.0
Name=Bnudy, rate=3.5, hours=32 and the pay=112.0
>>> How do I do something like this
Enter your First number (10 – 50) —> 5     <<<  10 and 50 from input, do
try this
n1=50
n2=100
input(f'Enter your First number ('{n1} – {n2})')
_**# Test a number between two numbers**_
# checknum()
def checknum(lb,num,ub):
    #lb = lower bound
    #ub = upper bound
    #num = number to be tested if it is between lb and ub
    #returns true if the number between lb and ub
    return lb < n < ub
#test checknum()
print( checknum(10,5,20))
print( checknum(10,11,20))
**Assessment Rubric**
**Exemplary (25-20)**
**Accomplished**
**(19-10)**
**Developing**
**(9-1))**
**Beginning**
**( 0)**
**Points Available**
– Assignment details in a comment block
The student **effectively** completed the assignment.
The student **partially** completed the assignment.
The student provided **limited and meaningless** substance to complete the assignment.
The student **failed** to complete the assignment.
25
– Using functions()
The student **effectively** completed the assignment.
The student **partially** completed the assignment.
The student provided **limited and meaningless** substance to complete the assignment.
The student **failed** to complete the assignment.
25
– Using loop
The student **effectively** completed the assignment.
The student **partially** completed the assignment.
The student provided **limited and meaningless** substance to complete the assignment.
The student **failed** to complete the assignment.
25
– The print function used to correctly print the results and the prompts
– Application is running
The student **effectively** completed the assignment.
The student **partially** completed the assignment.
The student provided **limited and meaningless** substance to complete the assignment.
The student **failed** to complete the assignment.
25
**Total**
100