Instructions & Requirements

At the beginning of the program, include "Introductory Comments" as below. All your submissions should include a segment of introductory comments.

Introductory Comments:Add InLine comments to explain your logic, assumptions, details, etc. At least $3$ InLine comments are required.

InLine Comments: EX$.$ #Calculate the area of the rectangle

$3.$ Write a Python program to display the required information $($See Desired Outputs$).$

$4.$ Resolve all the build errors $($if any$)$ and ignore the warnings.

$5.$ Test your program and make sure it produces the desired outputs as Desired Outputs.

$6.$ Save and close the program.

Submission

Submit the source code $(.$ py file$)$ on Brightspace.

BEFORE submission, test your program by comparing the outputs with those of example figures below $($Desired Outputs$).$

AFTER submission, download your submission and test your program whether if it runs correctly without any issue.

NO late submission will be accepted.

There will be penalties for wrong file submission and any errors in the program.

Only the last submission will be graded.

CNIT$15501-$ Introduction To Software Development Concepts

$2$

Again, BEFORE submission, test your program by comparing the outputs with those

Desired Outputs of example figures below. Your program MUST produce the same outputs as below when given the same inputs. $($For Windows users, don't double$-$click the source code. Run it using an IDE$).$

Name: $*$

Ema$l$:

CNIT$155-$Assignment $01$

Mon $26$ Aug

$57\%$

Assignment$01(1)$

Open in Microsoft $365($Office$)$

Done

runs correctly without any issue. $$

$2$ of $2$ NO late submission will be accepted.

There will be penalties for wrong file submission and any errors in the program.

Only the last submission will be graded.

CNIT$15501-$ Introduction To Software Development Concepts

$2$

Desired Outputs

Again, BEFORE submission, test your program by comparing the outputs with those of example figures below. Your program MUST produce the same outputs as below when given the same inputs. $($For Windows users, don't double$-$click the source code. Run it using an IDE$).$

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