## Collecting Recycled Can DonationsWe want to create a program that accepts exactly 100 recycled can donations. Each donation consists of 1 or more cans. Each can represents a $0.05 donation. After collecting all donations, the program prints its monetary value.### Complete the code below to create this program:```pythondonations = 0for i in range(100): cans = int(input("How many cans are you donating? ")) donations += cansprint("The donation value is $", donations * 0.05)```### Explanation of CodeThis code performs the following tasks:1. **Initialization**: Initializes the `donations` variable to 0. This variable will accumulate the total number of cans donated.2. **Loop (for i in range(100))**: Repeats the next block of code 100 times, which corresponds to accepting 100 donations.3. **Input Collection**: For each iteration, asks the donor to enter the number of cans they are donating.4. **Accumulation**: Adds the number of cans donated to the total `donations`.5. **Calculation & Output**: After collecting all donations, calculates the total monetary value of the cans and prints it.### Drag the appropriate blocks to fill the slots above- **cans**: Represents the number of cans donated in each iteration.- **100**: Sets the loop to run exactly 100 times.- **0**: Initializes the `donations` variable to 0.- **donations**: Variable that accumulates the total number of cans.### Program Example TypeThis program is an example of an **accumulator** loop pattern.### Diagram ExplanationThe diagram presents an incomplete code snippet with blanks to be filled by dragging appropriate code blocks from a given set. Below the code snippet, several draggable code blocks (`cans`, `100`, `0`, `donations`, `stepwise`, `accumulator`) are provided for completing the code, focusing on using the correct loop pattern and accumulation logic.

accumulator pattern is where the result is stored in variable and it gets updated in each iteration…

We want to create a program that accepts exactly 100 recycled can donations. Each donation consists of 1 or more cans. Each can represents a $0.05 donation. After collecting all donations, the program prints its monetary value. Complete the code below to create this program: for i in range(100): = int(input("How many cans are you donating? ")) donations += print("The donation value is $", * 0.05)

We want to create a program that accepts exactly 100 recycled can donations. Each donation consists of 1 or more cans. Each can represents a $0.05 donation. After collecting all donations, the program prints its monetary value. Complete the code below to create this program: for i in range(100): = int(input("How many cans are you donating? ")) donations += print("The donation value is $", * 0.05)

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

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