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Task 27
Build a fee table
A table is clearer than a sentence when there are four courses. Build it from a dictionary so the numbers live in exactly one place.
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Why keep the fees in one dictionary?
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fees = {
'Web Design': 9000,
'Python': 11667,
'JavaScript': 11667,
'AI & Prompt Engineering': 15000,
}
lines = ['Course | Per month']
for course in fees:
lines.append(course + ' | Rs ' + str(fees[course]))
print('\n'.join(lines))
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