# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

# The line above with utf-8 in it tells Python and IDLE that our
# file may have characters that are outside the ASCII character set.  The
# ñ in the word pequeño is one of those.

# 10/27/2008    P. Conrad for CS5nm


# These functions illustrate the use of if/else and if/elif/elif/else in
# Python to make two way decisions, or decisions that are three or more ways.

# Print name tag... assume that we have two fonts, and we can
# tell the printer to use the big font by putting <big> </big> around the name,
# while we can use the small font by putting <small> </small> around the name.
#
# We need to use <small> if the name is larger than 5 characters in length.

def printNameTag(name):
	if len(name) > 5:
	    print "<small>" + name + "</small>"
	else:
	    print "<big>" + name + "</big>"

# Print name tag... we use "imprimeNameTag", which is Spanglish for printNameTag
#  (imprimir is the Spanich verb "to print", and "imprime" is the imperative)
# We'll assume that we have three sizes: pequeño, grande and medio.
#   (small, larger, and half-way-in-between)
# Now, names larger than 15 will print "error", while names between 8 and 14
# will print small, names 6 and 7 will print in medium, and names 5 or less
# will print big.
	    
def imprimeNameTag(name):
        if len(name) > 15:
            print "error"
        elif len(name) > 5 and len(name) < 8:
            print "<medio>" + name + "</medio>"
        elif len(name) > 5:
            print "<pequeño>" + name + "</pequeño>"
        else:
            print "<grande>" + name + "</grande>"