L$02-$T$1$: Basic data types, input, calculation, output

L$02-$T$2$: Combination of character strings

L$02-$T$3$: Cuts and length of strings

L$02-$T$4$: Integer, fixed value, calculation and print formatting

L$02-$T$5$: Calculating the mean, formatting the printout, integer and rotation

Submission:

Submit L$02-$T$5$ to CodeGrade via Moodle before the deadline.

Note:

Try to use at least one comment in your code

Be especially careful with spaces so that your output follows the sample output. Note that

also each input$-$string in the program ends with $\text{'}$ n $\text{'}.$ The reason for this is that it makes the

output in CodeGrade more readable

If you see some "Code Structure Tests" hidden in CodeGrade but they are not mentioned in

the task description, you don't need to worry about them. They are just there to make sure the

code is ok$.$

L$02-$T$1$: Basic data types, input, calculation, output

Write a program that asks the user for his$/$her name, an integer, and a decimal number. The

program stores them in different variables whose names you can decide.

Raise the given decimal to the power of the given integer. Display the result as in the example

below using $2$ decimal places. End the program by thanking the user.

Example run $1$:

Enter your name:

Robin

Enter an integer:

$8$

Enter a float:

$3\mathrm{.}46$

Decimal $3\mathrm{.}46$ to power $8$ is $20540\mathrm{.}39$

Thank you for using the program, Robin!