Answer:
By clicking on the green flag, it starts up the program and if you want to stop it use the stop sign.
print("welcome to the bill calculator")
minutes = float(input("number of minutes you used: "))
data = float(input("the amount of data you used in GB: "))
print("your basic plan costs $39.99 per month")
mcost = (minutes - 450) * .45
print("you will be charged " + str(mcost) + " for the minutes you used")
print("the monthly data fee is $30.00")
dcost = (data - 3) * 10
print("you will be charged " + str(dcost) + " for the extra data you used")
total = mcost + dcost + 69.99
print("your total bill is " + str(total))
the 20 value your teacher gave may be incorrect, bc 4.2-3*10 = 12 not 20, making the total 109.89
Answer:
Assuming it is java btw:
public class Answer
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
String brain = "hello life"
}
}
Answer:
When an infinite loop occurs, the CPU will be maximized to 100% which results in the game's performance slowing down.
There are other implications of the data being generated and not deleted, but this question seems to focus on the effect of the loop itself.
