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How do I remove the 000000005 from the over budget when I run the program.
![File Edit Format Run Options Window Help
2# Program Name: Lab 3
Author: Cory Morris.
Location: c:\python\
3# Date written: 9/16/2022
4# Created to fulfill requirments for CoSC 1336, Sec. 014, Fall 2022
5#------
Programe Summary: Enter number of packages purchased, get the Total Amount and Discount
#-------
# Data Dictionary
# Name: Enter number of packages purchased
10 =====
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7 #--
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13 #amount budgeted for the month
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15 amountbudget = float (input ("Enter amount budgeted for the month: "))
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18 a 1
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20 total = 0.0
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22 while a = 1:
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b-float (input ("Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):"))
if (b== 0):
a = 0
else: total total + b
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31 print ("amountbudget: $" + str (amountbudget))
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33 print ("amountspent: $" + str (total))
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String: Message String [AZ] [1-151]
35 if (amountbudget > total):
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39 elif (amountbudget < total):
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print("$" + str (amountbudget-total) +"under budget WELL DONE!")
print("s" + str (total- amountbudget) +"over budget PLAN BETTER NEXT TIME!, '.2f¹")
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43 else: print ("The amount budget is the same as the amount spent WELL DONE!")
IDLE Shell 3.10.6
File Edit Shell Debug Options Window Help
amountbudget: $500.0
amountspent: $948.95
you are $448.95000000000005over budget PLAN BETTER NEXT TIME!
>>>
>>>
>>>
Enter amount budgeted for the month:500
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):50
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):75
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit): 800
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):23.95
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):0
amountbudget: $500.0
amountspent: $948.95
= RESTART: C:\Users\CoryM_h7vhvbi\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\Morris
lab4.py
$448.95000000000005over budget PLAN BETTER NEXT TIME!
= RESTART:
lab4.py
Def
Enter amount budgeted for the month:500
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):50
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):75
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):822
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):23.95
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):0
amountbudget: $500.0
amountspent: $970.95
C:\Users\CoryM_h7vhvbi\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\Morris
Enter amount budgeted for the month:500
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):50
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):75
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):800
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):23.95
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):0
Hal
amountbudget: $500.0
amountspent: $948.95
X
$470.95000000000005over budget PLAN BETTER NEXT TIME!,.2f
= RESTART: C:\Users\CoryM_h7vhvbi\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\Morris
lab4.py
$448.95000000000005over budget_ PLAN BETTER NEXT TIME!, '.2f'
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Transcribed Image Text:File Edit Format Run Options Window Help
2# Program Name: Lab 3
Author: Cory Morris.
Location: c:\python\
3# Date written: 9/16/2022
4# Created to fulfill requirments for CoSC 1336, Sec. 014, Fall 2022
5#------
Programe Summary: Enter number of packages purchased, get the Total Amount and Discount
#-------
# Data Dictionary
# Name: Enter number of packages purchased
10 =====
6
7 #--
11
12
13 #amount budgeted for the month
14
15 amountbudget = float (input ("Enter amount budgeted for the month: "))
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18 a 1
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20 total = 0.0
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22 while a = 1:
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b-float (input ("Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):"))
if (b== 0):
a = 0
else: total total + b
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31 print ("amountbudget: $" + str (amountbudget))
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33 print ("amountspent: $" + str (total))
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String: Message String [AZ] [1-151]
35 if (amountbudget > total):
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39 elif (amountbudget < total):
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print("$" + str (amountbudget-total) +"under budget WELL DONE!")
print("s" + str (total- amountbudget) +"over budget PLAN BETTER NEXT TIME!, '.2f¹")
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43 else: print ("The amount budget is the same as the amount spent WELL DONE!")
IDLE Shell 3.10.6
File Edit Shell Debug Options Window Help
amountbudget: $500.0
amountspent: $948.95
you are $448.95000000000005over budget PLAN BETTER NEXT TIME!
>>>
>>>
>>>
Enter amount budgeted for the month:500
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):50
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):75
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit): 800
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):23.95
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):0
amountbudget: $500.0
amountspent: $948.95
= RESTART: C:\Users\CoryM_h7vhvbi\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\Morris
lab4.py
$448.95000000000005over budget PLAN BETTER NEXT TIME!
= RESTART:
lab4.py
Def
Enter amount budgeted for the month:500
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):50
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):75
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):822
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):23.95
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):0
amountbudget: $500.0
amountspent: $970.95
C:\Users\CoryM_h7vhvbi\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\Morris
Enter amount budgeted for the month:500
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):50
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):75
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):800
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):23.95
Enter an amount spent (0 to quit):0
Hal
amountbudget: $500.0
amountspent: $948.95
X
$470.95000000000005over budget PLAN BETTER NEXT TIME!,.2f
= RESTART: C:\Users\CoryM_h7vhvbi\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\Morris
lab4.py
$448.95000000000005over budget_ PLAN BETTER NEXT TIME!, '.2f'
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1) Below is your updated program which format the result string into 2 decimal places
2) It uses str.format() with “{:.2f}” as string and float as a number to display 2 decimal places in Python.
3) When called in print and it will display the float with 2 decimal places, so we can avoid 0000000005 from over budget and under budget messages.
- see the bold section in program
4) save Program in python file and run
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