BranchingConditionalsExamples
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print("Time to pay your (federal) income tax!")
print()
taxable_income = int(input("Enter your total taxable income (dollars only): "))
print(taxable_income)
# If your taxable income was exactly $11,000,
# then your income tax would be $1,100.
tier1 = int( 11000 * 0.10 )
# If your taxable income was exactly $44,725,
# then your income tax would be $1,100 +
# ( 44725 - 11000 ) x 12%
tier2 = int( ( 44725 - 11000 ) * 0.12 )
# tier1 + tier2 == $5,147
# print(str(tier1 + tier2)) # Output: 5147
# Python elif is the contraction of else and if.
# Read elif as "else if".
if taxable_income > 44725 and taxable_income <= 95375:
income_tax = tier1 + tier2 + ( ( taxable_income - 44725 ) * 0.22 )
elif taxable_income > 11000 and taxable_income <= 44725:
income_tax = tier1 + ( ( taxable_income - 11000 ) * 0.12 )
elif taxable_income <= 11000:
income_tax = taxable_income * 0.10
else:
print("Error!!")
# We want income_tax to be an int (an integer, a whole number, no fractions).
income_tax = int( income_tax )
print()
print("Your total (federal) income tax is " + str(income_tax))
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