Python Hack for Group 3.5

# Hack 1: A simple function to decide if you should go outside
def go_outside(temperature, is_raining):
    """
    Determines if it's a good idea to go outside based on the temperature and weather.
    
    Args:
    temperature (int or float): The temperature outside in degrees.
    is_raining (bool): A boolean that tells us if it's raining (True means raining, False means no rain).
    
    Returns:
    bool: True if it's good to go outside, False if it's better to stay in.
    """
    
    # If the temperature is less than 100 degrees and it's raining, it's fine to go outside
    if temperature < 100 and is_raining:
        return True  # It's not too hot, and you're fine with a little rain.
    
    # If the temperature is more than 32 degrees and it's NOT raining, go outside!
    elif temperature > 32 and not is_raining:
        return True  # It's not freezing, and there's no rain—perfect for going out!
    
    # If neither condition is met, it means it's either too hot or too cold, or just not ideal.
    else:
        return False  # Better to stay inside.

# Test the function with some examples
print(go_outside(95, True))  # Output: True (It's raining, but under 100 degrees)
print(go_outside(50, False)) # Output: True (It's a nice cool day and no rain)
print(go_outside(101, False))# Output: False (Too hot to go outside)