Assignment: Write Python programs that exercise your understanding of defining and

using functions in Python. These problems are written as individual steps. Even though,

these steps may not be related, you would write code for each part, one after the other.

DO NOT create multiple files for each part of the requirements. You can build your

code one part at a time, test it$,$ and move to the next part. You can also comment out

each part after testing as you test other parts of the requirements. Just make sure to

uncomment all your code and test all parts before you submit your final version.

CIT$129$ Assignment $14$ Python Functions

Process and additional criteria:

a$)$ Write a function to display your own full name, this course number $($e$.$g$.$

CIT$129),$ and the number of hours it took you to complete this assignment. Note

there is no input statements inside this function.

b$)$ Write a function that accepts the weight of a person in pounds as its parameter

and returns the weight in kilograms. The simple conversion formula is: kilogram

$=$ pounds $/2\mathrm{.}2$

c$)$ Write a function that accepts as its parameters, the weight, height in feet, and

height in inches and return the Body Mass Index $($BMI$).$ BMI is calculated as:

BMI $=$ weight in pounds $*703/($height in inches $2)$

d$)$ Write a function that accepts as its parameter $3$ whole numbers representing the

starting value, the end value, and the step size of a set of numbers to display. The

function displays all whole numbers between the first and second number with an

increment of the third number. If the first number is more than the second

number, print an error message.

e$)$ Write the main function to call these functions and perform the required tasks. In

the main function:

$$ Call your function to display the information

$$ Ask the user for weight in pounds. Validate the number to make sure it is

more than $0($need a loop to validate$).$ Call your function and show the

converted value.

$$ Ask the user for height in feet and height in inches, call your function, and

display the value of BMI.

$$ Ask the user for $3$ numbers and call your function to display the data