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Category > Computer Science Posted 09 Nov 2017 My Price 10.00

generate a set of arithmetic problems and place them in a text file.

needs to be programmed in python with *.py attachment

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a well-documented Python program that will generate a set of arithmetic problems and place them in a text file.  Here is how the program could look like

 

The program asks the user how many problems does he/she want to generate in the text file. At least one problem could be generated and a max of 100 problems. Your program should do boundary checking.

Next the program should ask the number of digits wanted in the problem set. Example if the user selects 2 digits then the program should generate problems like

-         32+44=

-         27/3=

If the user selects 3 digits for example, then problems could look like

-         276+234=

-         998*436=                            

The program should make sure the user does not enter more than 4 digits and no less than 1 digit. The program then should ask what kind of operations to generate. The user can select all four operations shown above, or some of them by answering (Y/N) or (y/n).

The program should generate the question in a file called gen_problems.txt and should also generate a second file called gen_problems_answer.txt in the same folder.

To put some twist to the program. Make sure your division operation yields only to full integers. So 9/3 is a full integer but 10/3 is not

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