Answer:
print("i="+str(iVal)+" f="+str(fVal))
Explanation:
Given
[tex]iVal = 5[/tex]
[tex]fVal = 2.4[/tex]
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Required
Write a statement that outputs i=5 f=2.4
From the output format, the following should be noted.
- i = and f= are string literals, so they will be in double quotes in the print statement
- 5 and 2.4 represent the values of iVal and fVal respectively
- We will make use of + (concatenation operator) to concatenate all data to be printed
So, the print statement (in Python) is:
print("i="+str(iVal)+" f="+str(fVal))
The function of the str keyword as used above is to convert iVal and fVal to string values, so that the print statement will be executed without error
