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1num = "How much money do you have in your bank account in dollars and cents?"

2Interest rate = input("What is the interest rate on a 10000 dollar bank balance?")

3balance = num * interest rate

3balance = 10000 * 0.08

1 num = input (What is your balance?) 2 balances = num / 1000000 3 interest = balances * .02 1. The number "1 num" should be "input". 2. The number "balances" should be "num / 1000000". 3. The numb

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Question: You are writing a line of code that should ask the user to input the balance of their bank account in dollars and cents. The program will then perform a multiplication problem to tell the user how much interest they can earn. Identify three errors in your line of input code and explain why they are incorrect. Include the corrected line of code in your answer. Here is the code: 1num = input(What is your balance?)

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There are three errors in the given line of code: 1. The variable name `1num` is incorrect. Variable names cannot start with a number. 2. The prompt string `What is your balance?` is missing quotes around it. The prompt string in the input() function should be enclosed in single or double quotes. 3. To perform calculations on the user's input, the input should be converted from a string to a numeric data type. In this case, we should convert it to float since the balance can have dollars and cents. Corrected line of code: ```python balance = float(input("What is your balance? ")) ``` In this corrected line of code, we have fixed the variable name, added double quotes around the prompt string, and converted the input to a float data type for calculations.

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April 13, 2023, 9:34 a.m.

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Published: Thursday, April 13, 2023

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