Here's a simple Python program that meets all the specified requirements. The program assigns a value to a variable, prints a message along with the variable, collects a decimal number from the user, performs a calculation, and demonstrates the use of both a comma and a plus sign in print statements.
# Assigning a value to a variable
integer_variable = 5 # This is an integer
# Printing text and the variable
print("The value of the integer variable is:", integer_variable)
# Getting a decimal number from the user
decimal_variable = float(input("Please enter a decimal number: ")) # This will store a float
# Performing a mathematical calculation on a variable
result = integer_variable * decimal_variable # Performing multiplication
# Demonstrating the use of a comma in the print statement
print("The result of multiplying", integer_variable, "and", decimal_variable, "is:")
# Demonstrating the use of a plus sign in a print statement
print("The result is: " + str(result)) # Converting result to string to concatenate
Explanation of the program:
- Variable Assignment:
integer_variable
is assigned an integer value of5
. - Print with Variable: It prints a message along with the value of
integer_variable
. - User Input: It prompts the user to enter a decimal number and converts the input to a
float
. - Mathematical Calculation: It multiplies the
integer_variable
by the user-input decimal and stores the result inresult
. - Print Statements:
- The first print statement uses commas to print multiple items.
- The second print statement uses a plus sign to concatenate a string with the string representation of the result.
Data Types:
integer_variable
is of typeint
.decimal_variable
is of typefloat
.result
is also of typefloat
as it is the product of anint
and afloat
.