CNIT 133 - Functions (Homework 3)

Homework 3 – Functions

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Extra Credit

Create a webpage that accepts input for the student's homework average, mid-term exam score, final exam score and ACR. Calculate the student's final average according to the formula:

final average = (.5 * hwAvg) + (.2 * midTerm) + (.2 * final) + (.1 * ACR)

Display the letter grade based on the following:

90-100:

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80-89:

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70-79:

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60-69:

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0-59:

Student Grades

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The following webpage contains the heading, Student Grades, and uses a script that inputs a student's homework average, mid-term exam score, final exam score, and ACR (all as integers)'. Be sure to check for valid input. Calculate the student's final average according to the formula:

final average = (.5 * hwAvg) + (.2 * midExam) + (.2 * finalExam) + (.1 * ACR)

Homework Average:		Mid-term Score:
Final Exam Score:		ACR Score:

Your Grade:

Create a webpage that allows the user to input a salesperson's item sold from the previous week. Calculate how much the person sold and how much they earned.

Employee Sales Calculator

Enter the quantity sold for each item number:

Item 1:
Item 2:
Item 3:
Item 4:

Item No	Price	Number Sold	Total
1	$239.99
2	$129.75
3	$99.95
4	$350.89
Total Amount Sold:
Total Weekly Earnings:

Create a webpage containing a script that will determine whether a department-store customer has exceeded the credit limit on their charge account.

Customer Credit Info

Account No:
Beginning of Month Balance:
Total Amount Charged This Month:
Total Credits This Month:
Credit Limit:

Create a webpage that contains a script that inputs a five-digit integer (not starting with zero) that determines and outputs a message stating whether or not it's a palindrome.

Input a five-digit integer (not starting with zero) to display if it is a palindrome, not a palindrome, or an input error.

Create a webpage that converts temperature from celsius to fahrenheit and vice versa.

Create a webpage that will help an elementary school student learn multiplication.

We're playing Craps! 'Nuff said… roll those dice!

Click Here for Instructions on How to Play

On the first roll:
– you win if you roll a 7 or 11
– you lose if you roll a 2, 3 or 12
– if you roll 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10; that number will become your "point"

The goal now is to keep rolling until you match that "point". However, if you roll a 7, you lose.