CMU 15-112: Fundamentals of Programming and Computer Science
Quiz1c

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def ct1(x, y, z):
  x *= z
  z = y ** z
  return (10 * y + z) % x

print(ct1(5, 4, 2))

def ct2():
  print(42, end='')
  # no return statement!

print(ct2())

# f(x,y) is used by ct3

def f(x, y):
  y += 1
  return x - x // y

def ct3(x, y):
  x = f(x, y - 1)
  return x / (y - 1)

print(ct3(4, 3))

# h(x,y) is used by ct4

def h(x, y):
  if (x > y):
    if (x > 2 * y):
      return 3
  elif (x < 2 * y):
    return 5
  else:
    return 7
  return 9

def ct4():
  w = h(4, 8)
  x = h(8, 4)
  y = h(8, 3)
  z = w + 10 * x + 100 * y
  print(z)

ct4()

  1212
  3838
  9999
  -4242 # negatives are ok

  1221  # 12 != 21
  1122  # 11 != 22
  333   # not enough digits
  66666 # too many digits
  1.212 # not an int
  'wow' # also not an int

# q(n) and r(m, n) are used
# by bonusCt1()

def q(n):
  return (1 if (n == 0)
          else
          round(n/abs(n)))

def r(m, n):
  return (q(m**11) +
          q(n**12) +
          q((m+n)**13))

def bonusCt1(x, y, z):
  return (100 * r(x, y) +
          10 * r(x, z) +
          r(y, z))

print(bonusCt1(235,
               -104,
               -417))

# v(s) and vv(s) are used
# by bonusCt2()

def v(s):
    return (10 if s < 20
            else
            v(s-10) +
            v(s-20))

def vv(s):
    return (v(s) if
            (v(s) > 500)
            else vv(s+10))

def bonusCt2(r):
    return vv(10*r)

print(bonusCt2(1))