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Having trouble implementing this part of the code.
not sure if I should use if/else for range of days then print how many months that is; if i do that I would have to do the range up until 750 days.
or is there another way to do it?

Transcribed Image Text:def months (cell_digit):
days
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(cell_digit)**((cell_digit%2)+1)* (cell_digit)
(days/30)
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MONTHS
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Transcribed Image Text:Description: This function gets the last digit of your cellphone and returns an integer that
be months used for your "Title Movie", where months >= 1.
First you need to determine a number of days with the following formula:
days = *(cell_digit)
(cell_digit)((cell_digit%2)+1)
After, you need to transform the number of days to months. Assume a month has 30 days,
return the value based on the range of days. Note that 1 is the minimum number of months
Range of days
0 - 30
31 - 60
Months
1
2
61 - 90
3
...
721 - 750
25
Parameters: cell_digit (int) is the last digit of your cellphone.
Return value: An integer that represents a number of months, where months >= 1.
OU MUST implement a math operation to determine the number of months, NO hard coding allov
xamples:
months(0)
O days >> 1 month
# 92 * 9 = 729 davs >> 25 months
→ 1
# 01 * 0
months (9) → 25
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