Thanks! show your python result too. Once i confirm where my mistake is,i will do another program and let u check for me. Thanks for your help.

@goon,can you do this in python 2 pls.

@goon i use a book called Programming Logic & Design by Tony Gaddis. Thanks for the simple module. i use python 2.

I guess you using access which is easy to create rows and columns, state your DBMS and you will get help!

hi sweet-pawn!

please i need help on my python program- i wrote the program but i keep getting errors can u pls run it and tell me what to do. here's the program

There are three seating categories at a stadium. For a softball game, Class A seats cost $15, Class B seats cost $12, and Class C seats cost $9. Design a module program that asks how many tickets for each class of seats were sold, and then displays the amount of income generated from ticket sales.


# This program calculates the income generated from ticket sales
# Class A seats cost $15, Class B seats cost $12, Class C seats cost $9
# mainline logic
def main():
intro() # call the intro function
readInput() # call readInput function


# This function displays some introductory messages
def intro():
print("Welcome to the Ticket Sales Program"
print("Class A seats cost $15"
print("Class B seats cost $12"
print("Class C seats cost $9"
print("You will be asked to enter the number of tickets sold in each of the three categories"
print("The program will then calculate the income generated from all the sales"
print()
raw_input("Press any Key when you are ready to begin"

# This programs reads the readInput function
def readInput():
numClassA =
numClassB =
numClassC =


# This function calculates the sales from the three categories
def calcSales(numClassA, numClassB, numClassC):
salesClassA = numClassA * 15
salesClassB = numClassB * 12
salesClassC = numClassC * 9
print("The income generated for Class A seats: $%7.2f" % salesClassA
print("The income generated for Class B seats: $%7.2f" % salesClassB
print("The income generated for Class C seats: $%7.2f" % salesClassC
totalSales(totalSales)

# This function outputs the income generated
def outputSales(Sales):
print("\nThe total income generated for the softball game is $%7.2f" % sales

# call the main function
main()

I did call the function and passed a value to it- i use Programming Logic & Design by Tony Gaddis! can you just show me some workings,i learn from examples, i have written some programs but this tend to somehow confuse me and i know its just a lil error from me but i can't see m to figure it out dats why i need help. If i get it,i know for a fact that mistake will never be made again, i read your posts and you are an expert in python. if you got time to re design this program and i will compare and contrast with what i did.That way i know what to do next time.

@DonSegmond

do i call this function with 0 since at this point they have no value.


how do i call this function?

i just defined it-

def readInput():
numClassA = 15
numClassB = 12
numClassC = 9

does the program makes sense to you when you ran it? i did run it but it didn't calculate the total sales!

my outcome was an error (NameError: global name 'readInput' is not defined) and i thought i'd find help here, where all dis programmers na??  dis should be quite easy for a guru! me just start yesterday

This is “my program”
# This program calculates the income generated from ticket sales
# Class A seats cost $15, Class B seats cost $12, Class C seats cost $9
# mainline logic
def main():
intro() # call the intro function
readInput() # call readInput function
# This function displays some introductory messages
def intro():
print("\tWelcome to the Ticket Sales Program"
print("\tClass A seats cost $15"
print("\tClass B seats cost $12"
print("\tClass C seats cost $9"
print("\tYou will be asked to enter the number of tickets sold in each of the three categories"
print("\tThe program will then calculate the income generated from all the sales"
print()
raw_input("Press any Key when you are ready to begin"


# This function calculates the sales from the three categories
def calcSales(numClassA, numClassB, numClassC):
salesClassA = numClassA * 15
salesClassB = numClassB * 12
salesClassC = numClassC * 9
print("The income generated for Class A seats: $%7.2f" % salesClassA
print("The income generated for Class B seats: $%7.2f" % salesClassB
print("The income generated for Class C seats: $%7.2f" % salesClassC
totalSales(totalSales)

# This function outputs the income generated
def outputSales(Sales):
print("\nThe total income generated for the softball game is $%7.2f" % sales

# call the main function
main()

My home work is done,just want to compare and contrast! I can post what i did if someone can do it too- thats how we learn!

Can someone help design this module program for python.

There are three seating categories at a stadium. For a softball game, Class A seats cost $15, Class B seats cost $12, and Class C seats cost $9. Design a module program that asks how many tickets for each class of seats were sold, and then displays the amount of income generated from ticket sales.

Thanks!