Write a program called p4.py that asks the user for two integers representing the month [1,..., 12] and the day [1, 31] respectively. Your program should then output, which of the four seasons ("Winter", "Spring", "Summer", or "Fall") the entered date is in. .... You should use the following date ranges for each season: 1. Spring: March 20th to June 20th 2. Summer: June 21st to September 22nd 3. Fall: September 23rd to December 20th 4. Winter: December 21st to March 19th Hint: You can use logical operators 'and'/'or' to combine multiple Boolean expressions. Example: Enter month [1,12]: Enter day [1,31]: 19 It's Winter! Enter month [1,12]: 3 Enter day [1,31]: 21 ENG

Write a program called p4.py that asks the user for two integers representing the month [1,..., 12] and the day [1, 31] respectively. Your program should then output, which of the four seasons ("Winter", "Spring", "Summer", or "Fall") the entered date is in. .... You should use the following date ranges for each season: 1. Spring: March 20th to June 20th 2. Summer: June 21st to September 22nd 3. Fall: September 23rd to December 20th 4. Winter: December 21st to March 19th Hint: You can use logical operators 'and'/'or' to combine multiple Boolean expressions. Example: Enter month [1,12]: Enter day [1,31]: 19 It's Winter! Enter month [1,12]: 3 Enter day [1,31]: 21 ENG

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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