Question

THIS CODE IS IN PYTHON

#This program calls a function from the main function

def getInput():

'''

This function gets the rate and the hours to calculate the pay

'''

userIn = float(input("Enter the rate: "))

print(userIn)

inputHours = float(input("Enter the hours: "))

print(inputHours)

def main():

getInput()

main()

• YOU NEED TWO FUNCTIONS :

1. main() function
2. get_inputs function

Answer 1

The explanation is provided in the form of the comments in the Code.

Code:

def getInput():
  
'''
This function gets the rate and the hours to calculate the pay
'''
  
# get the rate per hour as the input from the user, convert it float value
ratePerHour = float(input("Enter the rate(per hour): "))
  
# get the number of hours from the user
numOfHours = float(input("Enter the number of hours: "))
  
# return both the values so that total pay could be computed in the main function
return [ratePerHour, numOfHours]
  
def main():
  
# grab the two values by calling the getInput() function and store the result in appropriate variables
ratePerHour, numOfHours = getInput()
  
# print the Total Pay
print("Total Pay: " + str(ratePerHour*numOfHours))
  

main()