Fix the problems in the following programPYTHON PROGRAMING ONLY # A time traveler has suddenly appeared in your classroom!#Prompt the user for the year that they are from# and greet our strange visitor with a different message# if he is from the distant past (before 1990),# the present era (1990-2021) or from the future (beyond 2022).year == int.input ("Greetings! What is your year of origin? '))if year <= 1900print ('Wow, that's the past!')elif:print ("Far out, that's the future!!)elif year 1900 && year <= 2022:print ("That's totally the present!")An Example Output is (user inputs are in bold italics):Greetings! What is your year of origin? 1950Wow, that's the past!Greetings! What is your year of origin? 2007That's totally the preset!Greetings! What is your year of origin? 2030Far out, that's the future!!

Algorithm: START Prompt the user to enter a year. Store the input as a variable (year). If the…

# A time traveler has suddenly appeared in your classroom! # Prompt the user for the year that they are from # and greet our strange visitor with a different message # if he is from the distant past (before 1990), # the present era (1990-2021) or from the future (beyond 2022). year == int.input ("Greetings! What is your year of origin? ')) if year <= 1900 elif: print ('Wow, that's the past!') print ("Far out, that's the future!!) 1900 && year <= 2022: print ("That's totally the present!") elif year An Example Output is (user inputs are in bold italics): Greetings! What is your year of origin? 1950 Wow, that's the past! Greetings! What is your year of origin? 2007 That's totally the preset! Greetings! What is your year of origin? 2030 Far out, that's the future!!

# A time traveler has suddenly appeared in your classroom! # Prompt the user for the year that they are from # and greet our strange visitor with a different message # if he is from the distant past (before 1990), # the present era (1990-2021) or from the future (beyond 2022). year == int.input ("Greetings! What is your year of origin? ')) if year <= 1900 elif: print ('Wow, that's the past!') print ("Far out, that's the future!!) 1900 && year <= 2022: print ("That's totally the present!") elif year An Example Output is (user inputs are in bold italics): Greetings! What is your year of origin? 1950 Wow, that's the past! Greetings! What is your year of origin? 2007 That's totally the preset! Greetings! What is your year of origin? 2030 Far out, that's the future!!

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter8: Arrays And Strings

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