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19. Given the following Python code. Please describe the programming errors in the code and provide the corrections required to fix the program. Please include the line numbers for each correction. Hint: There are 3 errors in the code. Program Description: This program generates a random license place for a user specified car and store the year, make, model, and license plate in a dictionary Author: Faris Hawamdeh 11111 #Prompt the user to enter the year, make, and model of their vehicle year = int(input('Please enter the model year of your vehicle: ')) make int(input('Please enter the maker of your vehicle: ')) model=input('Please enter the model of your vehicle: ') - # Generate the 3-Letter prefix: Can be A-Z letter_a= chr(random.randint (65, 90)) letter_b = chr(random.randint (65, 90)) letter_c= chr(random.randint (65, 90)) # Generate the 4-digit number for the License plate digits = random.randint (1000, 9999) license_plate = letter_a + letter_b + letter_c + digits car = ( 'Year': year, 'Make': make, 'Model': model, 'Plate': license_plate print (f'The license plate for your {car["Year"]} {car["Make"]} {car["Model"]} is {car["Plate"]}')
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19. Given the following Python code. Please describe the programming errors in the code and
provide the corrections required to fix the program. Please include the line numbers for each
correction. Hint: There are 3 errors in the code.
Program Description:
This program generates a random license place for a user specified car and store
the year, make, model, and license plate in a dictionary
Author: Faris Hawandeh
#Prompt the user to enter the year, make, and model of their vehicle
year= int(input('Please enter the model year of your vehicle: '))
make = int(input('Please enter the maker of your vehicle: '))
model input('Please enter the model of your vehicle: ')
# Generate the 3-Letter prefix: Can be A-Z
letter_a= chr(random.randint (65, 98))
letter_ba chr(random.randint (65, 90))
letter_c= chr(random.randint(65, 90))
# Generate the 4-digit number for the License plate
digits randon.randint (1800, 9999)
license plate letter_a+ letter_b+ letter_c + digits
Ecar = (
"Year': year,
make,
'Make':
'Model': model,
"Plate': license plate
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19. Given the following Python code. Please describe the programming errors in the code and
provide the corrections required to fix the program. Please include the line numbers for each
correction. Hint: There are 3 errors in the code.
Program Description:
This program generates a random license place for a user specified car and store
the year, make, model, and license plate in a dictionary
Author: Faris Hawandeh
#Prompt the user to enter the year, make, and model of their vehicle
year= int(input('Please enter the model year of your vehicle: '))
make = int(input('Please enter the maker of your vehicle: '))
model input('Please enter the model of your vehicle: ')
# Generate the 3-Letter prefix: Can be A-Z
letter_a= chr(random.randint (65, 98))
letter_ba chr(random.randint (65, 90))
letter_c= chr(random.randint(65, 90))
# Generate the 4-digit number for the License plate
digits randon.randint (1800, 9999)
license plate letter_a+ letter_b+ letter_c + digits
Ecar = (
"Year': year,
make,
'Make':
'Model': model,
"Plate': license plate
print (f'The license plate for your {car["Year"]} (car["Make"]} (car["Model"]) is (car["Plate"]}')
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