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I'm planning a friend's bachelor party. 16 people are invited. To RSVP and come, the price is $150. If you can't come but still want the t-shirt we designed for the bachelor party, it's $35. This Python function calculates what the return is depending on how many people RSVP and how many only buy the shirt.
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| def steve(x,y): | |
| """where x is buyers of shirts and y is number of RSVPs""" | |
| js = x * 35 | |
| rsvp = y * 150 | |
| total = jt + rsvp | |
| print "Money from shirts: $" + str(js) | |
| print "Money from RSVPs: $" + str(rsvp) | |
| print "Total: $" + str(total) | |
| steve(7,9) |
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