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Python 1 A little help with this one. Im a bit lost on how to achieve the result

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Python 1

A little help with this one. Im a bit lost on how to achieve the results I need.

Take the two code sections below and combine it so that the user input and the outputs are in a graphics window.

Modify the prompt for the integer to display in the window and also modify the output to display in the window. The code that does the actual calculations should be good as is.




from graphics import *

def main():

win = GraphWin("Sample Input", 300, 400)

win.setCoords(0,0, 299, 399) # not required, just convenient
  
upleft= Text(Point(50, 350),"50, 350")

upleft.setStyle('bold italic') # not required, just convenient

upleft.draw(win)
  

upright= Text(Point(250, 350),"350, 350")

upright.setStyle('bold italic') # not required, just convenient

upright.draw(win)
  

downleft= Text(Point(50, 50),"50, 50")

downleft.setStyle('bold italic') # not required, just convenient

downleft.draw(win)
  

downright= Text(Point(250, 50),"350, 50")

downright.setStyle('bold italic') # not required, just convenient

downright.draw(win)


prompt = Text(Point(150, 50),"Click to end")

prompt.draw(win)

win.getMouse()

win.close()

main()

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FicFib Code


def main():

   enteredNum = int(input('Enter a number: '))

   # sum

   sum = 0

   for i in range(1, enteredNum+1):

      sum += i

   print('Sum of integers from 1 to',enteredNum, 'is:',sum)

   # factor

   i = 1

   fact = 1

   while i <= enteredNum:

      fact *= i

      i += 1

   print('Factor of number',enteredNum,'is:',fact)

   # fib

   a = 0

   b = 1

   # if input number is less than 2 print and return

   if(enteredNum < 2):

      print('Fibonacci series of number',enteredNum,'is:')

      print(a)

      return

   # if input number is 2 or larger continue through

   i = 2

   print('Fibonacci series of number',enteredNum,'is:')

   print(a)

   print(b)

  

   while i < enteredNum:

      c = a + b

      a = b

      b = c

      i += 1

      print(c)

     

if __name__=='__main__':

   main()

Explanation / Answer

def main():

win = GraphWin("Sample Input", 300, 400)

win.setCoords(0,0, 299, 399) # not required, just convenient
  
upleft= Text(Point(50, 350),"50, 350")

upleft.setStyle('bold italic') # not required, just convenient

upleft.draw(win)
  

upright= Text(Point(250, 350),"350, 350")

upright.setStyle('bold italic') # not required, just convenient

upright.draw(win)
  

downleft= Text(Point(50, 50),"50, 50")

downleft.setStyle('bold italic') # not required, just convenient

downleft.draw(win)
  

downright= Text(Point(250, 50),"350, 50")

downright.setStyle('bold italic') # not required, just convenient

downright.draw(win)

prompt = Text(Point(150, 50),"Click to end")

prompt.draw(win)

win.getMouse()

win.close()

enteredNum = int(input('Enter a number: '))

# sum
sum = 0
for i in range(1, enteredNum+1):
sum += i
print('Sum of integers from 1 to',enteredNum, 'is:',sum)

# factor
i = 1
fact = 1
while i <= enteredNum:
fact *= i
i += 1
print('Factor of number',enteredNum,'is:',fact)

# fib
a = 0
b = 1
# if input number is less than 2 print and return
if(enteredNum < 2):
print('Fibonacci series of number',enteredNum,'is:')
print(a)
return
# if input number is 2 or larger continue through
i = 2
print('Fibonacci series of number',enteredNum,'is:')
print(a)
print(b)
  
while i < enteredNum:
c = a + b
a = b
b = c
i += 1
print(c)
if __name__ =='__main__':
main()