Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780133594140
Author: James Kurose, Keith Ross
Publisher: PEARSON
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How do you write the income tax calculator in python

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run the program
This section will likely require the following concepts we learned in class:
1. User input
2. Boolean (True/False) logic
3. print statements and concatenations
Income Tax Calculator
The income tax calculator should only be accessed when the user successfully entered the correct
option from the previous menu. When this option is selected the following should take place:
1. The user should be welcomed to the Tax Calculator
2. The user should be prompted to enter their income for the year
3. The amount the user typed in should be taxed by 4% (multiplied by 0.04)
4. The user should see a response giving them the tax amount they owe in dollars
Be sure to specifically include the following in your option:
o A clear message that welcomes the user and tells the user what to type in
An input that grabs the user's response and makes any necessary data type conversions
o A way of detecting when the user response is not valid and allowing them to choose again
o A calculation that multiplies the user input by 0.04 (4%)
o A response that shows how much the user owes (show the previous calculation)
o This section will likely require the following concepts from class
1. User input
2. Simple math calculations
3. print statements and concatenations
4. Try/Except statements (what if they do not type a number?)
5. While True and break statements
Here is an example of what Mr. Nook is after.
You have selected the Income Tax Calculator
How much did you make this year: bob
Please enter a valid amount
How much did you make this year: 2500
Expect to pay $100.0 in taxes this year
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Transcribed Image Text:/ 5 %0L Q田|+ 世 世 磁 run the program This section will likely require the following concepts we learned in class: 1. User input 2. Boolean (True/False) logic 3. print statements and concatenations Income Tax Calculator The income tax calculator should only be accessed when the user successfully entered the correct option from the previous menu. When this option is selected the following should take place: 1. The user should be welcomed to the Tax Calculator 2. The user should be prompted to enter their income for the year 3. The amount the user typed in should be taxed by 4% (multiplied by 0.04) 4. The user should see a response giving them the tax amount they owe in dollars Be sure to specifically include the following in your option: o A clear message that welcomes the user and tells the user what to type in An input that grabs the user's response and makes any necessary data type conversions o A way of detecting when the user response is not valid and allowing them to choose again o A calculation that multiplies the user input by 0.04 (4%) o A response that shows how much the user owes (show the previous calculation) o This section will likely require the following concepts from class 1. User input 2. Simple math calculations 3. print statements and concatenations 4. Try/Except statements (what if they do not type a number?) 5. While True and break statements Here is an example of what Mr. Nook is after. You have selected the Income Tax Calculator How much did you make this year: bob Please enter a valid amount How much did you make this year: 2500 Expect to pay $100.0 in taxes this year Username and Password Generator
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