Create a new program called, "PassingValues" in Repl.it using python. In this program you are going to make a couple of functions that will use parameters. Follow the prompts below in order to create your program. Writing step-by-step instructions for programming so that everyone understands them is hard, so be careful and do exactly what is said below. Add the beginning comments at the top of the program. In the first part of your program, create a for loop that runs three times: Inside the for loop, prompt the user for an integer Prompt the user for another integer Call the function compare (you are going to create this function next) Pass the variables that you used for the integer inputs from above Create a function called compare (remember the function definition should go at the top of the program) and use two variables in the parameters of the function: Inside of the function, create an if / elif / else structure that compares the two values passed into the function If one value is less than the other, output that to the user (Ex: 2 is less than 4) Elif the other value is less than the other output something similar (Ex: 4 is less than 9) Else, output that they are equal to each other That is it for the first part of the program. Next, create an empty list called names. Create a loop that runs 6 times: Inside of the for loop, prompt the user for a name Append the name to the list Outside of the for loop, prompt the user for how many people they would like to vote off the island. Call the function eliminate and pass the variable you used from step 7 to it. Also, this function will return a value, so store this back function call back to a new variable. Create a function called eliminate and create a variable to use as the parameter: Inside the function, randomly shuffle (use the shuffle() method) all the values in the list (you will need to import random at the top of the program) Then using a for loop, loop it as many times as the value that was passed to the function: Inside the for loop, remove one name from the list (use the pop() method) Outside the for loop, but still inside the function, return the list of remaining people Underneath where you left off in step 8, print the remaining people that are left: those that did not get voted off the island. Again, these steps are very challenging (not because of functions and parameters) because it is hard to explain exactly how to create a program line-by-line. Do your best and if needed, ask your teacher for assistance ( they have an answer key :) ) NOTE: You MUST use a procedure / function that includes parameters as part of the Create Performance Task.

Create a new program called, "PassingValues" in Repl.it using python. In this program you are going to make a couple of functions that will use parameters. Follow the prompts below in order to create your program. Writing step-by-step instructions for programming so that everyone understands them is hard, so be careful and do exactly what is said below. Add the beginning comments at the top of the program. In the first part of your program, create a for loop that runs three times: Inside the for loop, prompt the user for an integer Prompt the user for another integer Call the function compare (you are going to create this function next) Pass the variables that you used for the integer inputs from above Create a function called compare (remember the function definition should go at the top of the program) and use two variables in the parameters of the function: Inside of the function, create an if / elif / else structure that compares the two values passed into the function If one value is less than the other, output that to the user (Ex: 2 is less than 4) Elif the other value is less than the other output something similar (Ex: 4 is less than 9) Else, output that they are equal to each other That is it for the first part of the program. Next, create an empty list called names. Create a loop that runs 6 times: Inside of the for loop, prompt the user for a name Append the name to the list Outside of the for loop, prompt the user for how many people they would like to vote off the island. Call the function eliminate and pass the variable you used from step 7 to it. Also, this function will return a value, so store this back function call back to a new variable. Create a function called eliminate and create a variable to use as the parameter: Inside the function, randomly shuffle (use the shuffle() method) all the values in the list (you will need to import random at the top of the program) Then using a for loop, loop it as many times as the value that was passed to the function: Inside the for loop, remove one name from the list (use the pop() method) Outside the for loop, but still inside the function, return the list of remaining people Underneath where you left off in step 8, print the remaining people that are left: those that did not get voted off the island. Again, these steps are very challenging (not because of functions and parameters) because it is hard to explain exactly how to create a program line-by-line. Do your best and if needed, ask your teacher for assistance ( they have an answer key :) ) NOTE: You MUST use a procedure / function that includes parameters as part of the Create Performance Task.

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Add the beginning comments at the top of the program.
In the first part of your program, create a for loop that runs three times:
- Inside the for loop, prompt the user for an integer
- Prompt the user for another integer
- Call the function compare (you are going to create this function next)
- Pass the variables that you used for the integer inputs from above
Create a function called compare (remember the function definition should go at the top of the program) and use two variables in the parameters of the function:
- Inside of the function, create an if / elif / else structure that compares the two values passed into the function
- If one value is less than the other, output that to the user (Ex: 2 is less than 4)
- Elif the other value is less than the other output something similar (Ex: 4 is less than 9)
- Else, output that they are equal to each other
That is it for the first part of the program.
Next, create an empty list called names.
Create a loop that runs 6 times:
- Inside of the for loop, prompt the user for a name
- Append the name to the list
Outside of the for loop, prompt the user for how many people they would like to vote off the island.
Call the function eliminate and pass the variable you used from step 7 to it.
Also, this function will return a value, so store this back function call back to a new variable.
Create a function called eliminate and create a variable to use as the parameter:
- Inside the function, randomly shuffle (use the shuffle() method) all the values in the list (you will need to import random at the top of the program)
- Then using a for loop, loop it as many times as the value that was passed to the function:
  - Inside the for loop, remove one name from the list (use the pop() method)
- Outside the for loop, but still inside the function, return the list of remaining people
Underneath where you left off in step 8, print the remaining people that are left: those that did not get voted off the island.

Again, these steps are very challenging (not because of functions and parameters) because it is hard to explain exactly how to create a program line-by-line. Do your best and if needed, ask your teacher for assistance ( they have an answer key :) )

NOTE: You MUST use a procedure / function that includes parameters as part of the Create Performance Task.

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