COSC $1336,$ Programming Fundamentals I

Laboratory Project VI

Files and Exceptions

Problem I: Writing Random Numbers

Goal Compose a program that writes a series of random number to a file. The program should accept the user input of how many random numbers the file will hold and the random number range, le the minumum and maximum random number values.

Modularity: Your program should use functions, as the best practices suggest. At least one function is expected.

Design: Optionally, design your program logic using pseudocode in the IPO diagram. You do not have to submit the diagram to the instructor.

Input Validation: The file should hold at least one and no more than $100$ random numbers. The minimum random number value must be in the range $0\mathrm{.}499$ and the maximum one must be greater than the minimum one and not exceed $500.$

Output and Sample Dialog:Programming Style Requirementz:

Write your program in Python and save it as a py file with the name youlastname$\_$Labo$\_$

$1.$py

The file must use the main variable to determine whether the file is being imported as a module or is being executed as a standalone program

Your program must use functions, as the best practices suggest $($at least one function is expected$)$

Each finction must begin with a short comment explsining what the function does

Begin your program with a comment that includes your name and program status $($either "Complete" or describe any incomplete or non$-$functioning part of your program$)$

Use meaningful verb names for functions such as display$\_$taxes

Use meaningful variable names such as total taxes or num cookies

Use named constants for all number values that will not be changed in the program

Use F$-$strings