Help me please! T.T

Question

1. Have the user input a semi-annual salary raise ​semi_annual_raise​ (as a decimal percentage).
2. After the 6​t​h​ ​month, increase your salary by that percentage. Do the same after the 12​t​h month, the 18​​th​ ​month, and so on.
Write a program to calculate how many months it will take you save up enough money for a down payment. LIke before, assume that your investments earn a return of ​r​ = 0.04 (or 4%) and the required down payment percentage is 0.25 (or 25%). Have the user enter the following variables:
1. The starting annual salary (annual_salary)
2. The percentage of salary to be saved (portion_saved) 3. The cost of your dream home (total_cost)
4. The semi-​annual salary raise (semi_annual_raise)
Hints
To help you get started, here is a rough outline of the stages you should probably follow in writing your code:
● Retrieve user input.
● Initialize some state variables. You should decide what information you need. Be sure to be careful about values that represent annual amounts and those that represent monthly amounts.
● Be careful about when you increase your salary – this should only happen ​after​ the 6​t​h​,​​ 12​t​h​​, 18​t​h ​month, and so on.
Try different inputs and see how quickly or slowly you can save enough for a down payment. ​Please make your program print results in the format shown in the test cases below.
Test Case 1
>>>
Enter your starting annual salary:​ 120000
Enter the percent of your salary to save, as a decimal:​ .05 Enter the cost of your dream home: ​500000
Enter the semi​annual raise, as a decimal:​ .03 Number of months:​ 142

Answer 1

Please help me code this. I appreciate any kind of help

Answer 2

salary=float(input("annual salary:"))
print(salary)
save_prctg =float(input("savings in decimal percentage"))
print(save_prctg )
home=float(input("home downpayment amount"))
print(home)
hike=float(input("semi annual hike:"))
print(hike)
s=salary/12 #salary per month
h=hike
d=home
sp=save_prctg
sum=0
n=0
while d>sum:

s=s*((h+1)**n) #salary after hike

sa=sp*s #saving amount per month

sum= sum+(sa*6)

#print('d',sum,'s',s,'sa',sa)

n+=1 #no. of six-months required
#print('\n', n,sum)
#if (sum-d)>sa
r=(sum-d)//sa
print("no. of months required ",(((n*6))-r))

Try this. It might work. Check the logic just in case