You work as a junior developer in an advanced bank that introduces a new automated system to verify financial transactions in real time. The system should be quick and accurate to prevent fraud without creating inconvenience for conscientious customers.
rnYou are instructed to write the key module of this system. The program should analyze the transaction in three parameters: sum, time (hour) and client status (VIP or ordinary). Based on these data, the program makes a verdict: “The transaction is approved” or “The transaction is rejected”.
rnverification rules:
rnthe transaction is considered permissible and approved if it is performed & nbsp; at least one & nbsp; from the following conditions:
rnYour task & mdash; Write a program that requests the amount, time and status for the user, and then displays the solution of the system.
The amount of the transaction (integer)
the time of the transaction, an hour (an integer is from 0 to 23)
User status (line, "VIP" or "ordinary")
The system verdict (line, "transaction approved" or "rejected transaction")
15000
17
vip
The transaction is approved
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# Запрашиваем сумму транзакции и преобразуем введенную строку в целое число
transaction_amount = int(input())
# Запрашиваем время совершения транзакции (только час) и также преобразуем в целое число
transaction_time = int(input())
# Запрашиваем статус клиента. Это значение остается строкой ("VIP" или "обычный")
user_status = input()
# Основное сложное условие для проверки транзакции
# Оно объединяет все три правила через логический оператор "или" (or)
# Если хотя бы одна из частей условия верна (True), то весь блок считается верным
if (transaction_amount < 10000) or \
(user_status == "VIP" and transaction_time < 18) or \
(user_status == "обычный" and transaction_amount < 5000 and transaction_time < 18):
# Если условие выполнено, выводим сообщение об одобрении
print("Транзакция одобрена")
else:
# Если ни одна из частей сложного условия не выполнилась, выводим сообщение об отклонении
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