PRELUDE TO PROGRAMMING (LL) >CUSTOM<
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Chapter 1, Problem 39RE
Write a series of statements that does the following:
Step 1 Inputs the price of an item, in dollars, from the user (including a suitable prompt).
Step 2 Divides the number entered in Step 1 by 1.62.
Step 3 Displays the message“That’s onlyâ€�, followed by the number computed in Step 2, followed by the message“in British pounds.â€�
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PRELUDE TO PROGRAMMING (LL) >CUSTOM<
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