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 | the program I had looks like this: def wordToNumber(word): if word == "one": return 1 elif word == "two": return 2 elif word == "three": return 3 elif word == "four": return 4 elif word == "five": return 5 elif word == "six": return 6 elif word == "seven": return …  |
| | these are my instructions: [url]http://tinman.cs.gsu.edu/~raj/2010/sp10/lab6.html[/url] this is what I have so far: [CODE] from myro import * from random import * def moveCell(pic1,cell1,pic2,cell2): x1 = 240*((cell1-1)%3) y1 = 240*((cell1-1)/3) x2 = 240*((cell2-1)%3) y2 = 240*((cell2-1)/3) for i in range(240): for j in range(240): pix1 = getPixel(pic1,x1+i,y1+j) r,g,b = getRGB(pix1) color …  |
| | This is the last lab I have to deal with before the end of the semester and I'm stuck beyond reason it really is interesting though but...so many exams and I just can't figure it out 1.The program begins by displaying the following picture in a window labeled "Original Picture". … |
| | I have most of it but I can't figure out how to word the last part. [CODE] def findLargest(L): largest = 0 for x in L: if x > largest: largest = x return largest def findSmallest(L): smallest = 300000000 for x in L: if x < smallest: smallest = … |
| | A non-robot problem (Should be submitted independently). Write a Pyhton program, called Scores.py, which reads a collection of exam scores (integers) ranging from 1 to 100 and counts and prints the number of `A' scores, `B' scores, `C' scores, `D' scores and `F' scores based on the following grading scale: … |
| | Now...when done. the output should look like this: >>> main() Welcome to the game of BULLS and COWS. The objective in this game is for you to guess a 4-digit number The computer responds with how close your guess is to the target BULLS = # common digits with exact …  |