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Fortune Teller

You can tell someone’s fortune by having them pick a number and then using if statements to print the fortune for the number.

num = input ("Type a number from 1 to 5. Then click OK or press enter") if num == "1": print("You will get a treat.") if num == "2": print("You will lose something.") if num == "3": print("You will meet a new friend.") if num == "4": print("You will catch a cold.") if num == "5": print("You will ace a test.")

csp-13-3-2: How many conditions (logical expressions) are checked if the user answered 2?

• 1
• It would have to at least check if it was 1 or 2.
• 2
• It executes every if, even if it already found the answer.
• 5
• It executes every if.
• 6
• There are only 5 logical expression here so it can't be more than 5.

csp-13-3-3: How many conditions (logical expressions) are checked if the user answered 6?

• 1
• It has to execute each if in order from top to bottom.
• 2
• How would this work?
• 5
• It executes every if.
• 6
• There are only 5 logical expression here so it can't be more than 5.

Modify the program to handle when the user enters something other than a number from 1 to 5. Also add some additional fortunes and allow the user to pick a number from 1 to 10.

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