Create a simple Python HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system's operation based on the outdoor temperature.
1. Prompt the user to input the outdoor temperature in Fahrenheit.
2. Check Temperature Range: If the outdoor temperature is less than 32°F: Activate heating systems. Ensure all heating units are operational. Else, if the outdoor temperature is between 32°F and 50°F: Increase heating output to maintain indoor comfort levels. Else, if the outdoor temperature is between 50°F and 65°F: Reduce heating output. Consider natural ventilation to maintain comfort. Else, if the outdoor temperature is between 65°F and 80°F: Begin cooling operations. Ensure all cooling units are operational. Else, if the outdoor temperature is 80°F or higher: Activate cooling systems. Optimize airflow to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature. 3. Display the appropriate message based on the outdoor temperature range and HVAC system adjustments.
B. Create a program that calculates airspeed based on altitude and temperature
1. Take input for altitude (in feet) and temperature (in Fahrenheit) from the user. 2. Check for error conditions: If altitude is negative, print an error message. If altitude exceeds 36,000 feet, print an error message. If temperature is below absolute zero, print an error message. 3. If no errors are found, calculate airspeed using the provided formula:
1. Print the calculated airspeed in two decimal point format.
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