Computers and Technology, 02.10.2020 23:01 quetzaliescalona
Read the following code:
X = totalcost
print(x / 2)
What value will this code calculate? (5 points)
A. Double the total cost
B. Half the total cost
C. Quarter of the total cost
D. Two percent of the total cost
Answers: 1
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Read the following code:
X = totalcost
print(x / 2)
What value will this code calculate...
print(x / 2)
What value will this code calculate...
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