Create a python program. The amount of Miscellaneous Fee a High School student pays during enrollment is determined by his nationality, year level and gender. A flat fee of P2,000 is paid by all students; Male Seniors pay an additional P1,000 for CAT; Freshmen and Sophomore Females pay an additional P750 for Girl Scouting, while Males pay P500 for Boy Scouting. Foreigners pay an additional P5,000 as an Alien Fee. Create a program that would input nationality (1 for Filipino, 2 for foreigner), sex (1 for male, 2 for female) and year level (from 1-4) and output the total Miscellaneous Fee.

Create a python program. The amount of Miscellaneous Fee a High School student pays during enrollment is determined by his nationality, year level and gender. A flat fee of P2,000 is paid by all students; Male Seniors pay an additional P1,000 for CAT; Freshmen and Sophomore Females pay an additional P750 for Girl Scouting, while Males pay P500 for Boy Scouting. Foreigners pay an additional P5,000 as an Alien Fee. Create a program that would input nationality (1 for Filipino, 2 for foreigner), sex (1 for male, 2 for female) and year level (from 1-4) and output the total Miscellaneous Fee.

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