RANDALL HOWELL wrote:
> I am trying to figure out how to code my stop pay. I
> get paid 40 cents a stop for the first 22 stops, and
> $1.40 for stops after that.
> stops = 24
> if stops < 22:
> stopPay = stops * .4
> else:
> stopPay = stops * 1.4
> print stopPay
>
>>>> 33.6
>>>>
> well thats not how I get paid, I get paid $8.80 for
> the first 22 stops + $2.80 for the last 2 stops. I
> know this is a elementary question, but it has got me
> stuck.
Just write the code like you wrote your explanation. I only had to
change one line:
stops = 24
if stops < 22:
# First 22 stops are worth 40c each.
stopPay = stops * 0.40
else:
# For more than 22, we get 8.80 plus 1.40 for each stop over 22.
stopPay = 8.80 + (stops-22) * 1.40
Another way to write it is to think about the stops beyond 22 as getting
a 1.00 bonus:
stopPay = stops * 0.40
if stops > 22:
stopPay += (stops-22) * 1.00
but I don't really think that's clearer.
--
Tim Roberts, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.
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