Question

what will be the output of the following program? assume the user responds with a 5. answer = input(\how many hamburgers would you like? \) priceburger = 3.00 intnumberburgers = float(answer) moneydue = intnumberburgers * priceburger print(\you owe $\, moneydue) you owe $ 15.0 an error occurs. you owe $15.0 you owe $ moneydue

Explanation:

Step1: Identify input value

The user inputs 5. So answer = "5".

Step2: Convert input to float

intNumberBurgers = float("5") = 5.0.

Step3: Calculate money due

priceBurger = 3.00, moneyDue = intNumberBurgers priceBurger = 5.0 3.00 = 15.0.

Step4: Analyze print statement

The print statement should print "You owe $", moneyDue. In Python 2, this would have been a syntax - error as print is a statement and not a function. But assuming Python 3, it will print the correct amount.

Answer:

You owe $ 15.0