The Checklist
In your compciv-2016 Git repository create a subfolder and name it:
exercises/0009-fizzbuzz-numberwangThe folder structure will look like this (not including any subfolders such as `tempdata/`:
compciv-2016
└── exercises
└── 0009-fizzbuzz-numberwang
├── a.py
a.py
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1.5 points | FizzBuzz Numberwang Edition |
Background information
This exercise set assumes you've read through these lessons:
For-loop fundamentals
How to repeatedly execute code, over and over, for a specified number of times.
Conditional branching fundamentals
How to use if/else statements to create branches of code in your program that may or may not actually execute.
Tackling the FizzBuzz test
Solve this infamously difficult programming interview question with for-loops and conditional branching
The Exercises
0009-fizzbuzz-numberwang/a.py » FizzBuzz Numberwang Edition
This exercise is more or less the same thing as the exercise described in the FizzBuzz Challenge lesson. See if you can do it without copy-pasting directly from that lesson.
Here are the requirements:
- Print a list of numbers from 1 to 30, including 30
- For numbers divisible by 2, print
"Numbe"instead of the actual number - For numbers divisible by 7, print `“rwang” instead of the actual number
- For numbers divisible by both 2 and 7, print
"Numberwang!"instead of the actual number
FYI, this is Numberwang.
Expectations
When you run a.py from the command-line:
0009-fizzbuzz-numberwang $ python a.py
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The program's output to screen should be:
1 Numbe 3 Numbe 5 Numbe rwang Numbe 9 Numbe 11 Numbe 13 Numberwang! 15 Numbe 17 Numbe 19 Numbe rwang Numbe 23 Numbe 25 Numbe 27 Numberwang! 29 Numbe