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CSCI 141 A2: Variables, Boolean logic, Conditionals 1 Questions: 16 points Please answer the questions available on Canvas. The questions on Canvas have been configured so that there is no time limit, but you have only 2 attempts to submit your answers. The score that is recorded in Canvas is the score that is the latest (most recent submission) of your attempts. 2 Coding Task: 25 points Suppose that you are a programmer for a game development company called Fungi. The text adventure game being prepared for launch involves a character meandering through the forest, during which they find and pick up mushrooms. Your task is to write code for a portion of the game in which the role-playing character encounters a chef who wants to exchange some of the gathered mushrooms for rubies. The chef exchanges mushrooms for rubies according to her secret formula (explained below). The chief game designer has given you the below pseudocode that explains the mechanics that your python program should implement. The chief software engineer has also instructed you to use no more than 10 if keywords. • Prompt the player to specify how many shiitake mushrooms were found and picked up • Prompt the player to specify how many portobello mushrooms were found and picked up • Include a narrative of how the player is meandering through the forest 1 • The chef asks the player how many of the shiitake mushrooms they’d like to trade • The chef asks the player how many of the portobello mushrooms they’d like to trade – If the player specifies that they want to trade more mushrooms (of either kind) than have been collected, the chef ends the conversation (the program ends; it should not throw an error). – If the player specifies to trade a total of zero mushrooms (i.e., the sum of both mushroom types), the chef ends the conversation (the program ends; it should not throw an error). – If the player wants to trade their mushrooms, then the chef will offer rubies according to the following exchange rules (the chef’s secret formula): Number Shiitake Player is Willing to Trade Number Portobello Player is Willing to Trade Rubies Offered by Chef Fewer than 10 Fewer than 5 Twice the number of Shiitake offered for trade Fewer than 10 5 or more Three times the number of Portobello offered for trade Multiple of 12 but NOT a multiple of 24 20 or more Four times the number of Portobello offered for trade Multiple of 12 but NOT a multiple of 24 Fewer than 20 The number of Portobello offered for trade A number of Shiitake mushrooms different than any of the 4 above choices Any Five times the number of Shiitake offered for trade • The chef should ask the player if they want to make the exchange. If the player enters y, yes, or Yes, the program should output the number of rubies that the player walks away with, as well as the number of portobello and shiitake mushrooms that the player retains. Otherwise, the program should output the number of portobello and shiitake mushrooms the player walks away with. Two sample invocations of the program are shown in Figure 1: 2 Figure 1: Sample Outputs If you proceed with computer science you’ll learn about more formal testing techniques. For the time being, use the below table for sample inputs and outputs of the program to make sure that your code is working correctly. Note that these sample inputs are not an exhaustive test suite. Your code will be graded on a different set of tests from the ones given below, so you can’t count on these tests finding all possible mistakes. You should test your program on your own combinations of inputs, making sure that you have tried out all possible paths that your code might take. Shiitakes Found / Willing to Trade Portobellos Found / Willing to Trade Chef Offers Accept? Player’s Final Shiitake/Portobello/Rubies 10/5 30/22 66 rubies Yes 5/8/66 100/0 40/5 15 rubies Yes 100/35/15 10/10 5/6 Chef runs away NA NA 10/10 6/5 50 rubies No 10/6/0 20/0 0/0 Unwilling to trade NA NA 13/12 9/8 8 rubies Yes 1/1/8 Submission Submit a file called fungiExchange.py to Canvas containing your implementation of the program, and complete the questions on Canvas. Fill out the A2 Hours quiz on Canvas with an estimate of the number of hours you spent working on both parts of this assignment. 3 Rubric Canvas questions 16 points Top of python file has comments, including name, date, and description 1 The program correctly prompts for the mushroom input 2 The ruby and remaining mushroom counts are correct after making a trade 7 The remaining mushroom counts are correct when the trade is not made 2 The program responds correctly if the player specifies they want to trade 0 3 The program responds correctly if the player wants to trade more mushrooms than have been picked up 3 The program uses no more than 10 if keywords 5 The code is commented adequately and variable names are appropriately named 2 Total 41 points 3 Challenge Problem The A2 challenge problem is worth 1 point of extra credit: Write a program that prompts the user for three integers, and prints the median and mean of the three integers. Do not use any built-in or external libraries (i.e., your program should not have any import statements). Upload your solution as threestats.py 4