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Concepts in Computer Science $$ COP $2500$

Objectives

$1.$ Students will be able to demonstrate how to use a for loop.

$2.$ Students will develop a program using a nested loop

Introduction: GameStore @ UCF

Knightro is opening a new game store in our area! Ultimate Computing Fun $($UCF$)$ Games is

looking for a home for their wide variety of computer games. UCF Games needs your help with

their growing business!

Problem: Tournament $($tournament$.$py$)$

To celebrate your store$$s current success, UCF Games has decided to host a speed$-$running

tournament. You plan to invite people of all ages and skill level, so you will need to use divisions

in your tournament to help separate the players and promote fairness. Since this is a speed$-$

running tournament, you want to keep track of the lowest time and the average number of

seconds it takes each division to complete its run.

Program Specification

In this program, you will need to ask the user how many divisions they are creating for the

tournament. Within each division, ask how many players and for each player, you will prompt

the user for how many seconds.

Your program must use nested for loops with reasonable ranges for this input process.

Input Specification

NOTE: Input specifications guarantee that whoever uses your program, including the graders,

will adhere to these specifications. This means that you do not need to check for them.

Your program shall accept the following inputs.

Data Data Type Limit

Number of Divisions Integer $125$ inclusive

Number of Players Integer $1150$ inclusive

Game Time in Seconds Integer $15,000$ inclusive