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3 years ago

Suppose we are writing a program to calculate the gross pay of workers in a grocery store.

Computers and Technology

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Stolb23 [73]3 years ago

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Answer:

The explaination fo this question is given below in the explanation section. However, the correct option of this question is D.

Explanation:

The correct option of this question is D

keep_going = 'y'

while keep_going == 'y':

hours = float(input('How many hours did this worker work? '))

gross_pay = hours * 10

print('Gross pay:', gross_pay)

keep_going = input('Calculate another gross pay? [Enter y for yes] ')

# this program will print in a sequence and produce the correct result as #shown in attached picture.

Why Other options are not correct

A. This option is not correct becuase it not running in a sequence. It asked first "Calculate another gross pay enter y for yes" . then it get started in unterminated loop and do not finish the loop.

The following output is produce by this code

Calculate another gross pay? [Enter y for yes] y How many hours did this worker work? 12 Gross pay: 120.0 How many hours did this worker work? 10 Gross pay: 100.0 How many hours did this worker work? 13 Gross pay: 130.0 How many hours did this worker work?

B. This option produce the following output

How many hours did this worker work? 10 Gross pay: 100.0 Calculate another gross pay? [Enter y for yes] y

In this option as you enter Y. the program get close and terminated.

C. This option produce the following out put.

while keep_going == 'y': NameError: name 'keep_going' is not defined

This option is not correct because in it keep_going is not defined.

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