Coding

Instructions
As we have come to learn during this course, Software is the basis for all computers and computer functions, including the Internet, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Google Docs, as well as computer viruses. This week, you learned how to write a basic program for input, calculations, and output, to compute a dogs human-age equivalent. Now, it is your turn to try your hand at coding!
Use the dog-age program as a basis for one you must code on your own. Did you ever wonder how much a dog, a cat, or a person may weigh on the moon? You will soon find out!
Online Python Compiler
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Prompt the user for a dog/cat/persons weight on earth.
Convert the inputted earth weight to a floating-point number.
Multiply the numeric earth weight by 0.165
Output the moon weight formatted to 1 decimal point to the screen.
Test your program: enter a weight of 70.5 pounds and the Moon weight should be 11.6 when formatted to 1 decimal point.
Submit a screenshot of your repl.it session making sure to include the entire code window AND output window.
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COM111 Week 6 Assignment: Coding Rubric
Criteria Ratings Pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome
Coding
40 pts
The code works and the calculation is correct.
24 pts
The code works and the calculation almost correct.
0 pts
The code does not work.
40 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome
Numerical Output Format
10 pts
The output is formatted 1 decimal point.
6 pts
The output is present but poorly formatted.
0 pts
The output is not intelligible.
10 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome
Submission includes required windows
10 pts
The screenshot displays both Code window and Output window.
6 pts
The screenshot displays either the Code window or Output window (or partial of both).
0 pts
The screenshot displays neither Code window and Output window.
10 pts
Total Points: 60
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