What’s wrong with line 5?

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/csbj1UZ1IC6r/?ref=app

Answer 1

You are treating integer 15 as a function.

You need to use *, because if you strictly include parentheses ( ) after an integer, program assumes that you are calling the integer as a function.

(You'll learn about functions in 3rd module of the Python 3 tutorial.)

Just put * between 15 and (b-40) and your program should work fine.

Answer 2

Parto Ghahramani you are missing the asterisk symbol "*" for multiplication before the brackets in the print after else condition. Please look at the code
https://code.sololearn.com/cq4nm41YkvAF/?ref=app

Answer 3

oh thanks guys so much❤️

Answer 4

You should use a * symbol before (b-40) to show that you are multiplying 15 and (b-40) else 15 will be treated as a function.

Answer 5

b=int(input('how many hrs u work?'))
if b<=40:
print(10*b)
else:
print(10*40+15 * (b-40))

You missed a * between 15 and the bracket

Answer 6

You didn't use * between 15 and (b-40)

Answer 7

you miss the 15 next what operation you want to perform. It is either * or + Or ÷ or -

Answer 8

print(10*40+15*(b-40)) this is the correct way to write that statement....

Answer 9

You missed a * between 15 and the bracket