A programmer has written a Python program that asks the user to input the prices of two different items (as real numbers) and then outputs which of the two items is the cheapest.
Complete the program below by filling in the gaps [1] to [5] using the items in Figure 1.
You will not need to use all the items in Figure 1. Each item in Figure 1 should only be used once.
price1 = float(input("Enter first price: "))
price2 = _____[1]_____(input("Enter second price: "))
if price1 < price2:
print(_____[2]_____, "is cheaper.")
_____[3]_____ price1 > price2:
print(_____[4]_____, "is cheaper.")
_____[5]____:
print("The prices are equal.")
| float | price1 | price2 | else |
| elif | int | price3 | if |
| then | input | < | |
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