Why still getting errors?

Question

# Asks the user to enter the savings
savings = input()

# Convert the user input into a float value and update the variable
savings = 150
savings = float(150)

# Savings grow after 1 year at a 5% annual interest rate
balance = savings * 1.05
balance = 157.5
# Convert the balance into a string and update the variable
balance = str(157.5)

# Concatenate the 2 strings to produce a message
message = "Amount in 1 year: " +balance

# Display the message
print(message)

Answer 1

Manuel Alvarado

This code can be written in one line without creating a variable for saving and one for balance

print(f"Amount in 1 year: {float(input())*1.05}")

Answer 2

Manuel Alvarado

Why are you overriding privious variable value with hardcoded value?

Why not to do like this:

saving = input()
saving = (float) saving

balance = saving * 1.05
balance = str(balance)

message = "Amount in 1 year: " + balance
print(message)

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In short
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saving = (float) input()

print("Amount in 1 year: " + str(saving * 1.05))

Answer 3

Manuel Alvarado

Because you are always having a fix value which is 150 so everytime you will get same result on different inputs

Answer 4

I tried many ways, always getting errors...

Answer 5

I did it every way possible but still getting ok in the 1st test, 2nd and 3rd errors. Thanks anyway for your help, I will try my best...

Answer 6

Remove + from balance