Putting it all together (Step 5)In this step we will be combining everything we've learned so far1. First you will need to define a function called iceCreamOrder Go to step 0.5 to leam about defining a function if you don't remember how to2. Within that function, create an int variable called cost and assign it to equal 6."and store their answer in a variable called flavor Hint: If you don't remember user3. Then ask the user for input asking "What flavor would you like?input, look back at lab 00,4. Next return a statement stating The flavor will cost cost dollarsHint: Follow the same format as how you coded your print statement in tab 00Hint: Use casting to cast cost from an int to a string or else it won't return propety (An error will occur)In the zyBooks input box, put vanilla to test your codeDon't forget to call the function to see the output Make sure to put it above the return in rungif you do this successfully the output should look likereplacing flavor and cost with your two variables you created 25 def iceCreamOrder (costflavor # vanilla26272829303132 def run():333435363738=6):input ("What flavor would you like?\n")return "The flavorprint(iceCreamOrder ())]" + flavor + will costprintStatement()print (returnValues())print (parameters (1,4))print (parameters (5,7))print (iceCreamOrder())return #Do NOT change anything in this line!+ str(cost) + " dollars."

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Putting it all together (Step 5) In this step we will be combining everything we've learned so far 1. First you will need to define a function called iceCreamOrder Go to step 0.5 to leam about defining a function if you don't remember how to 2. Within that function, create an int variable called cost and assign it to equal 6 and store their answer in a variable called flavor Hint: If you don't remember user 3. Then ask the user for input asking "What flavor would you like? input, look back at lab 00 4. Next return a statement stating The flavor will cost cost dollars replacing flavor and cost with your two variables you created

Putting it all together (Step 5) In this step we will be combining everything we've learned so far 1. First you will need to define a function called iceCreamOrder Go to step 0.5 to leam about defining a function if you don't remember how to 2. Within that function, create an int variable called cost and assign it to equal 6 and store their answer in a variable called flavor Hint: If you don't remember user 3. Then ask the user for input asking "What flavor would you like? input, look back at lab 00 4. Next return a statement stating The flavor will cost cost dollars replacing flavor and cost with your two variables you created

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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