#🔒 Can someone help me out with my homework?

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versed mountainBOT
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@peak agate

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peak agate
dense terrace
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is this all the information for the task? is it supposed to be pseudo code?
i dont see information about the file format

peak agate
dense terrace
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so, what are you struggling with? we cant just do everything for you, we want to see your thought process and maybe guide you toward the solution, not just give it to you

peak agate
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I’ll type out what I currently have

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Gimme a sec

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Start loop for i to length of array

Then if the year(dateRented(i)) == 2025 and returned(i) == False
Then month = Month(dateRented(i))

If Month is greater than 1 and less than 6 then fee() = 10

Else fee = 5

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I’m not sure it’s 100% correct tho

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Also sorry if formatting is off I’m typing on phone

deep spruce
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Seem alright, I'd specify it's less than or equal to 6 instead of just less than 6
Same for greater than 1

The way it's written, tools rented in January or June won't get fined £10

dense terrace
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and you probally need to calculate the total (sum them up) or write them into the respective indices, though that would mean that initially it would have to be zero initialized or something, but otherwise why would it be wrong? it pretty much matches the problem description

peak agate
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I often struggle with design techniques quite a bit and often lose marks so I’d like to just make sure

dense terrace
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the problem is too small for "design techniques" to be applicable

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