Label the strength of a beer based on its ABV. For each beer display the beer's name, ABV, and a textual label describing the strength of the beer. The label should be "Very High" for an ABV more than 10, "High" for an ABV of 6 to 10, "Average" for an ABV of 3 to 6, and "Low" for an ABV less than 3. Show the records by beer name.

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Slade Leach

Computers & Technology

7 June, 23:25

Label the strength of a beer based on its ABV. For each beer display the beer's name, ABV, and a textual label describing the strength of the beer. The label should be "Very High" for an ABV more than 10, "High" for an ABV of 6 to 10, "Average" for an ABV of 3 to 6, and "Low" for an ABV less than 3. Show the records by beer name.

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Sonny Blackwell · Answer 1

By presuming the question expect us to write a program to address the problem and the solution code written in Python is as follow:

beer_name = input ("Enter beer name: ") abv = int (input ("Enter ABV value: ")) if (abv > 10) : label = "Very High" elif (abv >=6) : label = "High" elif (abv >=3) : label = "Average" else: label = "Low" print ("Beer Name: " + beer_name) print ("ABV value: " + str (abv)) print (label)

Explanation:

Firstly, we can use input function to prompt user to input beer name and ABV value (Line 1 - 2).

Next, create if else if statements to check abv fallen into which range of value and then set a label accordingly (Line 4 - 11). For example if abv is 4, the label will be set to "Average".

At last, print the information of beer that includes beer name, abv value and label (Line 13 - 15).