6/12/25, 12:25 AM D335: Introduction to Programming in Python
WGU D335 PA: Introduction to Programming in Python
| Pre-Assessment | Questions with Verified Answers |
New 2025/2026 Update | 100% Correct.
22.1 Lab: Convert to
Seconds
Write a program that
reads in hours, minutes,
and seconds as input,
and outputs the time in
seconds only.
22.2 Lab: Convert from
Seconds
People find it easier to
read time in hours,
minutes, and seconds
rather than just seconds.
Write a program that
reads in seconds as input
and outputs the time in
hours, minutes, and
seconds.
, 6/12/25, 12:25 AM D335: Introduction to Programming in Python
22.3 Lab: Pizza Party
Given the number of
people attending a pizza
party, output the number
of needed pizzas and
total cost. For the
calculation, assume that
people eat 2 slices on
average and each pizza
has 12 slices and costs
$14.95.
22.4 Lab: Hypotenuse
Given two numbers that
represent the lengths of a
right triangle's legs (sides
adjacent to the right
angle), output the length
of the third side (i.e.
hypotenuse) with two
digits after the decimal
point.
WGU D335 PA: Introduction to Programming in Python
| Pre-Assessment | Questions with Verified Answers |
New 2025/2026 Update | 100% Correct.
22.1 Lab: Convert to
Seconds
Write a program that
reads in hours, minutes,
and seconds as input,
and outputs the time in
seconds only.
22.2 Lab: Convert from
Seconds
People find it easier to
read time in hours,
minutes, and seconds
rather than just seconds.
Write a program that
reads in seconds as input
and outputs the time in
hours, minutes, and
seconds.
, 6/12/25, 12:25 AM D335: Introduction to Programming in Python
22.3 Lab: Pizza Party
Given the number of
people attending a pizza
party, output the number
of needed pizzas and
total cost. For the
calculation, assume that
people eat 2 slices on
average and each pizza
has 12 slices and costs
$14.95.
22.4 Lab: Hypotenuse
Given two numbers that
represent the lengths of a
right triangle's legs (sides
adjacent to the right
angle), output the length
of the third side (i.e.
hypotenuse) with two
digits after the decimal
point.
