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Assignment Prompt & Instructions

**ASSIGNMENT**
**You are going to enhance the prior assignment by doing the following.**
– Move all the def functions into W5_firstname_lastname_Mylib.py
– Use import to include W5_firstname_lastname_Mylib into the code
– Test the code and make sure that the prior code is still working (Create your own application/test in the program using the library)
– Add the following **function** into Mylib (see attached video from week3 for hints)
    scalc(p1)
    p1 will be a string like this "N1, N2, operator"
examples
    scalc("20,30,*")
    the result will be 600
    scalc("50,20,+")
    the result will be 70
    scalc("50,20,-")
    the result will be 30
    scalc("60,20,/")
    the result will be 30
– Use string functions to parse the first number, the second number, and the operator from the input string.
– Use the prior functions (add, subtract, divide, and multiply) to do the calculations.
– **Do not use any UI functions in the library such as print(),** input(), and format. A function should accept a parameter and return at least one value to the caller.
**Submission Instructions:**
Make sure that you save your code as text in this format.
W5_firstname_lastname.py
W5_firstname_lastname_Mylib.py
Hints:
_**Week 5, 6**_
1) library
"""
comment block
"""
# def functions
def add …
def sub ….
def mul
def div
def isinrange
def scalc
2) Program
import the library as  **sam**  >>> use your initials <<<
while True:
try:
          # set limits lr and hr
          lr = input(low limit range)
          hr = input(high limit range)
          # get user lower range and user high range
          ulr=enter user lower range between the lower limit and high limit
          uhr=enter user high range between the lower limit and high limit
          #check to see in ulr and uhr are in the ranges
          if( **sam**.checknum(lr,ulr,hr) and **sam**.checknum(lr,uhr,hr)):
**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
– Moving reusable functions into a module
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 string functions to parse the input parameter
– Code comments
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 solution (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
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scalc.zip](https://www.sweetstudy.com/files/scalc-zip "scalc.zip")
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Lib_fun.zip](https://www.sweetstudy.com/files/lib-fun-zip "Lib_fun.zip")