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Question: Imagine you’re going out with friends, and grabbing margaritas beforehand. Each margarita costs $10. Dependent on which bar you go to afterwards, you’ll spend the following in cover:
Bar A: $20
Bar B: $10
Bar C: $5Create a program that asks the user to input the number of margs they’ll have, and the letter of the bar they’ll go to afterwards. Then, calculate and print the total cost of the night out. See the GIF below for expected output:
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- # Enter the price per margarita
# Enter the bar covers
bar_a =
bar_b =
bar_c =# Create the variable that’ll eventually store chosen bar’s cover
bar_cover = 0# Ask the user how many margs they’ll have
marg_count = (input(“How many margs will you have?”))# Ask the user for their bar choice
bar_choice = input(“Enter the letter of the bar you’ll go to afterwards. (A, B, C)”)# Determine the chosen bar cover cost
if :
bar_cover = bar_a
bar_choice == “B”:
bar_cover = bar_b
elif bar_choice == “C”:
# Determine the total cost of the night out
total_cost = (per_marg_cost * ) +# Print the final message to the user
print(“You will spend a total of $” + + “.”)
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