# You must make sure to run all cells in sequence using shift + enter or you might encounter errors
from pykubegrader.initialize import initialize_assignment

responses = initialize_assignment("13_Philly_Python_Challenge", "week_1", "lecture", assignment_points = 5.0, assignment_tag = 'week1-lecture')

# Initialize Otter
import otter
grader = otter.Notebook("13_Philly_Python_Challenge.ipynb")

🥨 Philly Pretzel Challenge!

The Problem

In Philadelphia, soft pretzels are a beloved snack. Imagine a group of friends buying a box of pretzels to share:

• There are 23 pretzels in the box.

• There are 5 friends in the group.

Write a program to calculate:

1. How many pretzels each friend gets (integer division).

2. How many pretzels are left over (modulus operator).

Detailed Instructions:

1. Define the Total Number of Pretzels:

   • Create a variable named pretzels and assign it the value 23.

   • This represents the total number of soft pretzels available in the box.

2. Define the Number of Friends:

   • Create a variable named friends and assign it the value 5.

   • This represents the number of friends sharing the pretzels.

3. Calculate How Many Pretzels Each Friend Gets:

   • Use integer division (//) to divide pretzels by friends.

   • Integer division gives the whole number of pretzels each friend can get without considering leftovers.

   • Store the result in a variable named pretzels_per_friend.

4. Calculate the Leftover Pretzels:

   • Use the modulus operator (%) to divide pretzels by friends and determine the remainder.

   • The remainder represents the number of pretzels left after evenly distributing them among the friends.

   • Store the result in a variable named leftover_pretzels.

5. Print the Results:

   • Use the print() function to display how many pretzels each friend gets and how many are left over.

   • Use f-strings to include the calculated values in the output.

   print(f'Each friend gets {pretzels_per_friend} pretzels.')
   print(f'There are {leftover_pretzels} pretzels left over.')
   

   • The output will look like this:

     Each friend gets 4 pretzels.
     There are 3 pretzels left over.
     

def pretzel_calculator():
    # This line of code defines a function
    # You should write your code where the ... is located
    # Do not change code above this line 
    
    # 1. Define the total number of pretzels and friends
    ...

    # 2. Calculate How Many Pretzels Each Friend Gets
    ...

    # 3. Calculate How Many Pretzels Are Left Over
    ...

    # 4. Print the Results
    # Tip: Copy the code from above we provided it for you
    ...

    # Do not change code below this line
    return pretzels_per_friend, leftover_pretzels

grader.check("activity-2-Philly Pretzel Challenge")

🎉 Well Done!

Congratulations on completing the Philly Python Challenge! Now go grab a soft pretzel to celebrate! 🥨

Submitting Assignment

Please run the following block of code using shift + enter to submit your assignment, you should see your score.

from pykubegrader.submit.submit_assignment import submit_assignment

submit_assignment("week1-lecture", "13_Philly_Python_Challenge")