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atroni [7]
2 years ago
11

Write a statement that assigns total_coins with the sum of nickel_count and dime_count. Sample output for 100 nickels and 200 di

mes is: 300
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Musya8 [376]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

total_coins = nickel_count + dime_count

Explanation:

The statement that performs the operation in the question is total_coins = nickel_count + dime_count

<em>Full Program (Written in Python)</em>

nickel_count = int(input("Nickel Count: "))

dime_count = int(input("Dime Count: "))

total_coins = nickel_count + dime_count

print("Total coins: ",total_coins)

The first two lines prompt user for nickel and dime count respectively

The third line adds the two coins categories together

The last line prints the total count of coins

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3. WHERE: any condition required to filter the output is put in this clause.

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Explanation:

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code:

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public class Package

{

string senderName11;

string senderAddress1;

string senderCity1;

string senderState1;

string senderZip1;

string recipientName1;

string recipientAddress1;

string recipientCity1;

string recipientState1;

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public string SenderAddress1

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get { return senderAddress1; }

set { senderAddress1 = value; }

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public string SenderCity1

{

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set { senderCity1 = value; }

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public string SenderState1

{

get { return senderState1; }

set { senderState1 = value; }

}

public string SenderZip1

{

get { return senderZip1;}

set { senderZip1 = value; }

}

public string RecipientName1

{

get { return recipientName1; }

set { recipientName1 = value; }

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public string RecipientAddress1

{

get { return recipientAddress1; }

set { recipientAddress1 = value; }

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public string RecipientCity1

{

get { return recipientCity1; }

set { recipientCity1 = value; }

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public string RecipientState1

{

get { return recipientState1; }

set { recipientState1 = value; }

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public string RecipientZip1

{

get { return recipientZip1; }

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{

get { return weight1; }

set

{

if (value > 0)

weight1 = value;

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}

public decimal CostPerOunce1

{

get { return costPerOunce1; }

set

{

if (value > 0)

costPerOunce1 = value;

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SenderAddress1 = senderAddress1;

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{

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}

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{

return base.CalculateCost() + TwoDayDeliveryFee;

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}

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{

return (CostPerOunce1 + OvernightDeliveryFeePerOunce) * Weight1;

}

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{

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"Mary Brown",

"456 Broad St Benson, NC 27222",

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"NC 27222",

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0.1M

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  Console.WriteLine(" Recipient's Address: {0}",

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   twoDayPackage.CostPerOunce1);

  Console.WriteLine(" Flat Fee: {0:C}",

   twoDayPackage.Weight1);

  Console.WriteLine(" Shipping Cost: {0:C}",

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"Peter Anderson",

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"Benson",

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0.1M,

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Maximum trophies won by one kid = 11

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3)

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