Counter controlled iteration

⛹️‍♂️⛹️‍♂️⛹️‍♂️Project Title: “Step Tracker Challenge”⛹️‍♂️⛹️‍♂️⛹️‍♂️

Objective:

Use counter-controlled iteration (a for loop) to simulate and analyze daily step counts over a week. Students will write a Python program that collects step data, calculates totals and averages, and offers feedback.

✅ Core Task (All Students):

💡 Scenario:

You're writing a fitness tracking program that helps users monitor how many steps they take each day.

🧠 Learning Focus:

• Using a for loop to iterate a fixed number of times (7 days).
  
  

• Using variables to count, store totals, and calculate averages.
  
  

• Input/output formatting.
  
  

🧾 Instructions:

1. Ask the user to input how many steps they walked each day for 7 days.
   
   

2. Store the total number of steps.
   
   

3. Calculate and display the total and average steps at the end of the week.

🚀 Stretch Tasks (More Able Students):

🌟 Stretch 1: Step Goal Feedback

• Ask the user for a daily step goal.
  
  

• After each day’s input, print if they met the goal or not.
  
  

• Count how many days they met the goal.
  
  

🌟 Stretch 2: Track and Display Best Day

• Store each day’s steps in a list.
  
  

• Identify and display which day had the most steps.
  
  

🌟 Stretch 3: Data Visualisation (Text-Based)

• Create a simple bar graph using * to represent steps (e.g., 1 star = 1000 steps).