Answer:
def display_factors(num):
for counter in range(1, num+1):
if num % counter == 0:
print(counter)
int_num= int(input("Enter a number : "))
print("The factors for {} are : ".format(int_num))
display_factors(int_num)
Explanation:
The function display_factors is used to display all factors of a number entered by a user.
- In this for counter in range(1, num+1) the for loop is iterated until counter is greater to num is false. Counter variable starts from 1 and ends when it gets greater than the input number.
- if num % counter == 0: In this statement, each loop iteration, checks whether a number (num) is exactly divisible by counter. It is the condition for counter to be a factor of num.
- print(counter) This is used to display factors of an input number
- int_num= int(input("Enter a number : ")) This statement asks user to enter a number (int_num) which will be an integer.
- display_factors(int_num) This calls display_factors number to find the factors of an input number.
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:
yes every presentation should have a beginning middle & end.
Explanation:
you should include these 5 parts
- introduction
- objective
- overview
- presentation
- summary/conclusion
False False true
Hope it helps
