Python Assignment: Weather Forecast Application

Objective:

The objective of this assignment is to create a simple weather forecast application using Python. This application will prompt the user to enter a city name and display a simple weather forecast for the city. The forecast will be randomly generated to simplify the task, as the focus is on using if statements, loops, and functions in Python.

Requirements:

Functionality:

The application must ask the user to enter a city name.

After receiving the city name, the application should display a simple, randomly generated weather forecast for that city.

The forecast should include information about the weather $($sunny$,$ cloudy, rainy, etc.$)$ and temperature.

The application should ask the user if they want to check the weather for another city and continue until the user decides to exit.

Technical:

Use if statements to display different weather conditions based on randomly generated conditions.

Use a loop to allow the user to continue checking the weather for different cities until they choose to exit.

Implement at least two functions: one to generate the weather forecast and another to display the forecast to the user.

Make use of Python's random module to generate random weather conditions and temperatures.

Assignment Instructions:

Setup Environment:

Ensure Python is installed on your system.

You may use any IDE or text editor of your choice for writing your Python script.

Implement the Application:

Start by importing the necessary modules.

Create a function to generate a random weather forecast.

Create another function to display the forecast to the user.

Use a loop to keep the application running until the user decides to exit.

Ensure your application can handle different inputs gracefully.

Testing:

Test your application with various inputs to ensure it behaves as expected.

Try edge cases, such as unusual city names or unexpected input values, to test the robustness of your application.

Submission:

Submit your Python script file $(.$py$)$ through the designated submission platform.

Ensure your code is well$-$commented to describe the functionality and logic used.