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| Welcome to **Tracking Income**! Here is the problem statement: | ||
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| You are given a list of revenue and expenses incurred by your company. Revenue is money coming in, Expensises is money going out. Your job is to write a code to calculate how much money the company has at the end of the day. |
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| The first element in `Money` indicates the amount of money the company has at the start of the day. The rest of the elements in the list indicate the amount of money being earned or spent throughout the day. The company should spend 12 dollars, earn 5, spend 6, earn 18, spend 25, spend 30, then earn 20 before the end of the day. | ||
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| Therefor your function should return |
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| Welcome to **Tracking Income**! Here is the problem statement: | ||
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| You are given a list of revenue and expenses incurred by your company. Revenue is money coming in, Expensises is money going out. Your job is to write a code to calculate how much money the company has at the end of the day. |
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| You are given a list of revenue and expenses incurred by your company. Revenue is money coming in, Expensises is money going out. Your job is to write a code to calculate how much money the company has at the end of the day. | |
| You are given a list of revenue and expenses incurred by your company. Revenue is money coming in, Expenses is money going out. Your job is to write a code to calculate how much money the company has at the end of the day. |
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| return sum(Money for Money in Money) | ||
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solution could be rewritten to be a little more clearer
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| Money = [200, -12, 5, -6, 18, -25, -30, 20] | ||
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| The first element in `Money` indicates the amount of money the company has at the start of the day. The rest of the elements in the list indicate the amount of money being earned or spent throughout the day. The company should spend 12 dollars, earn 5, spend 6, earn 18, spend 25, spend 30, then earn 20 before the end of the day. | ||
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i would store the starting amount as a separate variable
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| Welcome to **Tracking Income**! Here is the problem statement: | ||
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| You are given a list of revenue and expenses incurred by your company. Revenue is money coming in, Expensises is money going out. Your job is to write a code to calculate how much money the company has at the end of the day. |
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You could make more of a story here. Like give a scenario where its like "You are the accountant of a big company are you are trying to track money in and money out to make sure the company is not overspending. Here is a balance sheet of the day. Figure out if the company is making money,
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| Welcome to **Tracking Income**! Here is the problem statement: | ||
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| You are given a list of revenue and expenses incurred by your company. Revenue is money coming in, Expensises is money going out. Your job is to write a code to calculate how much money the company has at the end of the day. |
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| You are given a list of revenue and expenses incurred by your company. Revenue is money coming in, Expensises is money going out. Your job is to write a code to calculate how much money the company has at the end of the day. | |
| You are given a list of revenue and expenses incurred by your company. Revenue is money coming in, Expenses is money going out. Your job is to write code that calculates how much money the company has at the end of the day. |
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