Question

Imagine you’re reviewing a programming statement that represents the rules for who is allowed to enter a waterpark: p OR (q AND u) OR (r AND s) OR (r AND t) The variables stand for: p = is over 21 q = is over 16 r = is under 21 s = has an adult with them t = is with a school group u = has a waiver If you were to create a script on the waterpark website that explains who is allowed in the park, what would the output look like? (Respond in the same order as the logic statement) (4 points)

Answer 1

Here's a script that explains who is allowed into the waterpark based on the provided rules. The output is organized according to the logical structure you provided:

def check_entry(age, has_adult, with_school_group, has_waiver):
    # Define the conditions
    p = age > 21  # Is over 21
    q = age > 16  # Is over 16
    r = age < 21  # Is under 21
    s = has_adult  # Has an adult with them
    t = with_school_group  # Is with a school group
    u = has_waiver  # Has a waiver

    # Check the entry conditions
    if p:
        return "Allowed: You are over 21 years old."
    elif q and u:
        return "Allowed: You are over 16 years old and have a waiver."
    elif r and s:
        return "Allowed: You are under 21 years old and have an adult with you."
    elif r and t:
        return "Allowed: You are under 21 years old and are with a school group."
    else:
        return "Not Allowed: You do not meet the entry requirements."

# Example usage:
age = 17
has_adult = True
with_school_group = False
has_waiver = False

print(check_entry(age, has_adult, with_school_group, has_waiver))

Output Explanation

1. "Allowed: You are over 21 years old." - This is based on the condition where p is true (over 21).
2. "Allowed: You are over 16 years old and have a waiver." - This results from the condition where q (over 16) and u (has a waiver) are both true.
3. "Allowed: You are under 21 years old and have an adult with you." - This comes from r (under 21) and s (has an adult) being true.
4. "Allowed: You are under 21 years old and are with a school group." - This stems from r (under 21) and t (with a school group) being true.
5. "Not Allowed: You do not meet the entry requirements." - This is the fallback message when none of the conditions are satisfied.

This structure accommodates the logical flow you requested, matching the rules in the order specified.