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Answer = input ("How many hamburgers would you like?") priceBurger = 3.00
moneyDue = answer * priceBurger
print ("You owe $", moneyDue)
An error occurs.
You owe $15.0
You owe $15
You owe $moneyDue

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Answer = input ("How many hamburgers would you like?") priceBurger = 3.00
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