Day 23 Nov 16

For homework we had to create a code that could measure which way the wind was blowing.

This code prints the percent of wind blowing in each direction,
This is the screenshot for the first question. It  prints out the percentage of wind in each
direction





This is the code for problems 2 and 3, it prints out each direction if they have the same amount of values in the grid, and it also prints out  and it also prints out if there's a possible change of a cyclone if every direction has a value more than zero


Here's a screenshot of problem 4 creating a grid of symbols 

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