What is the output of the program below?
total_classes = 100
attended_classes = 67
attendance = (attended_classes/total_classes)*100
if attendance >= 75:
print ("You are eligible to appear for the test.")
else:
print ("Sorry, you are ineligible to appear for the test.")
Options:
- You are eligible to appear for the test.
- Type Error
- Value Error
- Sorry, you are ineligible to appear for the test.
Answer (2)
To determine the output of the given program, we need to assess the operations step-by-step involving basic arithmetic and a conditional statement.
Initialization : There are two variables initialized:
total_classes = 100: Represents the total number of classes.
attended_classes = 67: Represents the number of classes attended by the student.
Calculate Attendance Percentage :
We calculate the attendance percentage using:
[\text{attendance} = \left(\frac{\text{attended_classes}}{\text{total_classes}}\right) \times 100
= \left(\frac{67}{100}\right) \times 100 = 67%]
Conditional Statement :
The program checks if the attendance is 75% or more using the condition:
if attendance >= 75: print("You are eligible to appear for the test.") else: print("Sorry, you are ineligible to appear for the test.")
Since 67% is less than 75%, the condition attendance >= 75 evaluates to False. Hence, the else block is executed.
Output :
The output that will be printed is:
"Sorry, you are ineligible to appear for the test."
The correct option, based on the output of the program, is:
Sorry, you are ineligible to appear for the test.
The output of the program is "Sorry, you are ineligible to appear for the test." This is because the student's attendance percentage is 67%, which does not meet the minimum requirement of 75%. Thus, option D is the correct choice.
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