#Author: Rahma Seid # Course: CSCI 1170 # Assignment: OLA4 # The purpose of this program is d = 'deposit' w 'withdrawal' r= 'repeating Payments' q= 'quit' balance = float (input("Enter starting balance: ")) print("You have a balance of", balance) payment = str(input("Enter d for Deposit, w for Withdrawl, r for Repeating payments, q for quit(d,w,r,q): ")) choice = input(d,w,r,q) if (payment d): deposit ("Enter deposit amount: ") print (f"You deposited ${deposit:.2f}. Your balance is now (balance + deposit:.2f}.") if deposit <0 or deposit > 100: print("Deposit amount must be positive.") print("Enter deposit amount: ") elif (payment == w): withdrawal ("Enter withdrawl amount: ") print (f"You've withdrawn ${withdrawal:.2f}. Your balance is now (balance withdrawal:.2f}.") if withdrawal > balance: print("You do not have sufficient funds. Withdrawal denied!") elif (payment == r): repeating Payments = ("Enter payment amount n/: ") "Enter number of payments: ") elif (payment q): print (f"Your balance is ${balance:.2f}. Have a nice day!") else: == print("You have made an invalid choice.")
#Author: Rahma Seid # Course: CSCI 1170 # Assignment: OLA4 # The purpose of this program is d = 'deposit' w 'withdrawal' r= 'repeating Payments' q= 'quit' balance = float (input("Enter starting balance: ")) print("You have a balance of", balance) payment = str(input("Enter d for Deposit, w for Withdrawl, r for Repeating payments, q for quit(d,w,r,q): ")) choice = input(d,w,r,q) if (payment d): deposit ("Enter deposit amount: ") print (f"You deposited ${deposit:.2f}. Your balance is now (balance + deposit:.2f}.") if deposit <0 or deposit > 100: print("Deposit amount must be positive.") print("Enter deposit amount: ") elif (payment == w): withdrawal ("Enter withdrawl amount: ") print (f"You've withdrawn ${withdrawal:.2f}. Your balance is now (balance withdrawal:.2f}.") if withdrawal > balance: print("You do not have sufficient funds. Withdrawal denied!") elif (payment == r): repeating Payments = ("Enter payment amount n/: ") "Enter number of payments: ") elif (payment q): print (f"Your balance is ${balance:.2f}. Have a nice day!") else: == print("You have made an invalid choice.")
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Hello. I'm using functions in my python code.
1. My code has to be the same as the output provided to us but I'm not sure how to make the letter choices like d, w, r, and q accepted choices that I can provide in input as there is a type error
2. I also need help with line 37 and 38. How do I make my second question "Enter number of payments:" onto the second line, with the help of n/ or t/?
3. How would I be able to repeat payments until I reach a certain point?
![Enter starting balance: 875.25
You have a balance of $875.25
Enter d for Deposit, w for Withdrawal, r for Repeating payments, or q to Quit: d
Enter deposit amount: -50
Deposit amount must be positive. Enter deposit amount: 50
You deposited $50.00. Your balance is now $925.25
Enter d for Deposit, w for Withdrawal, r for Repeating payments, or q to Quit: w
Enter withdrawal amount: 1000
You do not have sufficient funds. Withdrawal denied!
Enter d for Deposit, w for Withdrawal, r for Repeating payments, or q to Quit: w
Enter withdrawal amount: 250.16
You withdrew $250.16. Your balance is now $675.09
Enter d for Deposit, w for Withdrawal, r for Repeating payments, or q to Quit: r
Enter payment amount: 175.97
Enter number of payments: 5
You do not have the funds to cover requested payments. Payments denied!
Enter d for Deposit, w for Withdrawal, r for Repeating payments, or q to Quit: r
Enter payment amount: 125.50
Enter number of payments: 4
Payment 1 for $125.50 made.
Payment 2 for $125.50 made.
Payment 3 for $125.50 made.
Payment 4 for $125.50 made.
Your balance is now $549.59.
Your balance is now $424.09.
Your balance is now $298.59.
Your balance is now $173.09.
Enter d Tor Deposit, w for Withdrawal, r for Repeating payments, or q to Quit: s
You have made an invalid choice.
Enter d for Deposit, w for Withdrawal, r for Repeating payments, or q to Quit: q
Your balance is $173.09. Have a nice day!](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F3eb03a80-7cae-4d33-b228-e2e0361c370e%2F4784056a-0a47-4ff0-b45c-6986ca54e964%2Fpt3j14_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Enter starting balance: 875.25
You have a balance of $875.25
Enter d for Deposit, w for Withdrawal, r for Repeating payments, or q to Quit: d
Enter deposit amount: -50
Deposit amount must be positive. Enter deposit amount: 50
You deposited $50.00. Your balance is now $925.25
Enter d for Deposit, w for Withdrawal, r for Repeating payments, or q to Quit: w
Enter withdrawal amount: 1000
You do not have sufficient funds. Withdrawal denied!
Enter d for Deposit, w for Withdrawal, r for Repeating payments, or q to Quit: w
Enter withdrawal amount: 250.16
You withdrew $250.16. Your balance is now $675.09
Enter d for Deposit, w for Withdrawal, r for Repeating payments, or q to Quit: r
Enter payment amount: 175.97
Enter number of payments: 5
You do not have the funds to cover requested payments. Payments denied!
Enter d for Deposit, w for Withdrawal, r for Repeating payments, or q to Quit: r
Enter payment amount: 125.50
Enter number of payments: 4
Payment 1 for $125.50 made.
Payment 2 for $125.50 made.
Payment 3 for $125.50 made.
Payment 4 for $125.50 made.
Your balance is now $549.59.
Your balance is now $424.09.
Your balance is now $298.59.
Your balance is now $173.09.
Enter d Tor Deposit, w for Withdrawal, r for Repeating payments, or q to Quit: s
You have made an invalid choice.
Enter d for Deposit, w for Withdrawal, r for Repeating payments, or q to Quit: q
Your balance is $173.09. Have a nice day!
![# Author: Rahma Seid
2 # Course: CSCI 1170
3 # Assignment: OLA4
# The purpose of this program is
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r = 'repeating_Payments'
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d):
deposit = ("Enter deposit amount: ")
print (f"You deposited ${deposit: .2f}. Your balance is now {balance
if deposit <0 or deposit > 100:
print("Deposit amount must be positive.")
print("Enter deposit amount: ")
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w):
withdrawal = ("Enter withdrawl amount: ")
print (f"You've withdrawn ${withdrawal:.2f}. Your balance is now {balance withdrawal:.2f}.")
if withdrawal > balance:
print("You do not have sufficient funds. Withdrawal denied!")
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r):
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("Enter payment amount n/: ")
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print (f"Your balance is ${balance: .2f}. Have a nice day!")
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deposit: .2f}.")](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F3eb03a80-7cae-4d33-b228-e2e0361c370e%2F4784056a-0a47-4ff0-b45c-6986ca54e964%2F0p38bjv_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:# Author: Rahma Seid
2 # Course: CSCI 1170
3 # Assignment: OLA4
# The purpose of this program is
талашин
6
7
8
9 9 = 'quit'
10
11
12 balance = float (input ("Enter starting balance: "))
13
print("You have a balance of", balance)
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d = 'deposit'
W = 'withdrawal'
r = 'repeating_Payments'
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17 payment = str(input("Enter d for Deposit, w for Withdrawl, r for Repeating payments, q for quit(d,w,r,q): "))
18 choice input(d,w,r,q)
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==
d):
deposit = ("Enter deposit amount: ")
print (f"You deposited ${deposit: .2f}. Your balance is now {balance
if deposit <0 or deposit > 100:
print("Deposit amount must be positive.")
print("Enter deposit amount: ")
==
w):
withdrawal = ("Enter withdrawl amount: ")
print (f"You've withdrawn ${withdrawal:.2f}. Your balance is now {balance withdrawal:.2f}.")
if withdrawal > balance:
print("You do not have sufficient funds. Withdrawal denied!")
==
45 else:
repeating_Payments
r):
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("Enter payment amount n/: ")
"Enter number of payments: ")
q):
print (f"Your balance is ${balance: .2f}. Have a nice day!")
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print("You have made an invalid choice.")
deposit: .2f}.")
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