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Challenge: Building a Progress Tracker Using if-elif-else Statements

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You're building a fitness challenge tracker that categorizes the user's effort based on their total weekly exercise time. The program should determine the correct category and provide appropriate feedback.

  • Use an if-elif-else structure to categorize the user's exercise time efficiently.
  • Assign "Super Achiever" if the user exercises for more than 10 hours in a week.
  • Assign "Hard Worker" if the user exercises for 6 to 10 hours, inclusive.
  • Assign "Getting There" if the user exercises for at least 3 hours but less than 6 hours.
  • Assign "Needs Improvement" if the user exercises for less than 3 hours.
  • Store the appropriate category in a variable title for later use.
  • Ensure all if, elif, and else statements end with a colon (:).

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Challenge: Building a Progress Tracker Using if-elif-else Statements

Task

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You're building a fitness challenge tracker that categorizes the user's effort based on their total weekly exercise time. The program should determine the correct category and provide appropriate feedback.

  • Use an if-elif-else structure to categorize the user's exercise time efficiently.
  • Assign "Super Achiever" if the user exercises for more than 10 hours in a week.
  • Assign "Hard Worker" if the user exercises for 6 to 10 hours, inclusive.
  • Assign "Getting There" if the user exercises for at least 3 hours but less than 6 hours.
  • Assign "Needs Improvement" if the user exercises for less than 3 hours.
  • Store the appropriate category in a variable title for later use.
  • Ensure all if, elif, and else statements end with a colon (:).

Solution

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