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Please I would like a zoomed out picture of the code. I had to send this twice cause the last one was blurry and the paper was blank.IN PYTHON PLEASE
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 3 (Ceiling or Floor)
Write a program called p3.py that has the following functionality:
1. Add a main() function to your program and create a one-dimensional list (empty to
start) in this function.
2. Prompt the user to enter a number (int or float, validation is not required).
3. Add the user input to the empty list as a float.
4. Continue steps 2 and 3 until the user enters 'q' or 'Q'.
5. Print all numbers stored in the list.
6.
Ask the user if they would like the ceiling or the floor values of all the numbers. The
user should enter 'c' for ceiling and 'f' for floor. The input should be validated and if
incorrect, the user should be prompted again.
7. The program should print each of the ceilings/floors of the numbers in the list, making
use of the ceil() and floor() functions from the math module (you can check this link
know more about
ceil and floor functions in python
https://docs.python.org/3/library/math.html).
to
8. Try to write helper functions to do certain functionality where it makes sense and call
those functions in the main() to execute the entire program.
Hints: try to write at least three functions to (i) take inputs until the user decides to
quit, (ii) print the ceil values of the numbers stored in the list, and (iii) print the floor
values of the numbers stored in the list. Make sure to use the necessary parameter(s)
in each function definition and call these functions with appropriate argument(s).
9. Include the guard for the main function:
if
1
name
main':
main ()
Sample output:
Enter a number: 43.2
Enter a number: 95
Enter a number: 2.9
Enter a number:
List contains the following numbers:
43.2
95.0
2.9
Ceiling (c) or floor (f) ? £
43
95
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