SILShack Spring 2014

base = int(raw_input("what should the base length be?"))
height = int(raw_input ("what should the height be?"))

area = base * height
print "You entered base length of:", base
print "You entered height length of:", height
print "The area of your rectangle is:", area

start_day_number = input("What day (in numbers) will you leave?")
stay_day_number = input("What day (in numbers) will you return?")

start_day_number = int(start_day_number)
stay_day_number = int(stay_day_number)

length_of_day = (start_day_number + stay_day_number) % 7
print length_of_day

sentence = "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy."
a = sentence.split()

print a

#get the number of miles
miles = int(raw_input("How many miles have you driven?"))

#get the number of gallons
gallons = int(raw_input("How many gallons have you used?"))

#the calculation
mpg = miles / gallons


if mpg >= 32:
   print "Your car with an MPG of:", mpg, "is fuel efficient."
elif mpg < 32:
   print "Your car with an MPG of:", mpg, "is not fuel efficient."

#input some degree for celsius
celsius = int(input("Give the Celsius."))

#input the formula for conversion
deg_F = celsius * (9/5) + 32

#print the result
print "The degrees in Fahrenheit is", deg_F

#input some degree for Fahrenheit
deg_f = int(input("Give the Fahrenheit."))

#input the formula for conversion
deg_C = (deg_f - 32) * 5/9

#print the result
print "The degrees in Fahrenheit is", deg_C

#First offer the choice of conversion
convert = input("Which conversion would you like to do? Fahrenheit (F) or Celsius (C)?")

#If the user chooses fahrenheit F
if convert == "F":
    #Ask for the celsius temp
    temp_c = int(raw_input("What is the temperature in celsius?"))

    #Convert it to fahrenheit
    temp_f = (temp_c*(1.8))+32

    #print conversion
    if temp_f>=60:
        print "Temperature:", temp_c, "C = ", temp_f, "F. Fair weather."
    elif temp_f<60:
        print "Temperature:", temp_c, "C = ", temp_f, "F. Sweater weather."


#if the user chooses Celsius C    
elif convert == "C":
    #Get fahrenheit temp
    temp_f = int(raw_input("What is the temperature in fahrenheit?"))

    #Convert it to celsius
    temp_c = (temp_f-32)*(5/9)

    #Print conversion
    if temp_c>=16:
        print "Temperature:", temp_f, "F = ", temp_c, "C. Fair weather."
    elif temp_c<16:
        print "Temperature:", temp_f, "F = ", temp_c, "C. Sweater weather."

import turtle
 wn = turtle.Screen()
wn.bgcolor("lightgreen")
laura = turtle.Turtle()  
laura.shape("turtle")

# the following was inspired by Aesthete on Stack Overflow (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12453572/how-can-i-fill-these-squares-in-turtle-python)

laura.color("blue")
laura.begin_fill()    # Begin the fill process.
laura.down()          # begins pendown
for i in range(10):   # For each edge of the shape
    laura.forward(40) # Move forward 40 units
    laura.left(40)
laura.up()       # Pen up
laura.end_fill() # End fill.

laura.goto(100, 120)  # begin a turtle in a new location
laura.color("red")    # little change of color
laura.begin_fill() 
laura.down()       
for i in range(3):  
    laura.right(90)
    laura.forward(20) 
laura.up() 
laura.end_fill() 

laura.goto(-50,-100)
laura.color("yellow")
laura.begin_fill() 
laura.down()       
for i in range(3):  
    laura.right(120)
    laura.forward(100) 
laura.up() 
laura.end_fill() 

laura.goto(0,180)      # playing with the border of the screen
laura.color("black")   # takes turtle to top middle of screen
laura.stamp()

laura.goto(0,-180)     # takes turtle to bottom middle of screen   
laura.color("black")
laura.stamp()

laura.goto(180,-180)   # takes turtle to bottom right corner
laura.color("black")
laura.stamp()

laura.goto(180,180)   # takes turtle to top right corner
laura.color("black")
laura.stamp()

laura.goto(-180,180)  # takes turtle to top left corner
laura.color("black")
laura.stamp()

laura.goto(-180,-180) # takes turtle to bottom left corner
laura.color("black")
laura.stamp()

wn.exitonclick()