This extra practice has multiple pages in increasing level of difficulty. You will get the most out of this practice if you do them in sequential order.

This extra practice is a challenge. It will use a concept that is not formally introduced until the next chapter, which is arithmetic operators.

Refer back to the page Getting Numeric Input from the Input lesson where we discussed the difference between concatenation and getting the sum. Calculating the sum is the first instance of doing arithmetic. In this lab, we will take it one step further by doing multiplication. The operator for doing multiplication in Python is the asterisk $(*).$ If you have two variables, num$1$ and num$2,$ you can perform multiplication of the values in those variables as follows:

print$("$I$\text{'}$m so smart I can multiply any two numbers!"$)$

num$1=$ int$($input$("$Enter the first number $"))$

num$2=$ int$($input$("$Enter the second number $"))$

print$("$The product of the two numbers is$",$ num$1*$ num$2)$

With this background information, complete all pages of this practice assignment.

Specification

Create a program to do the following:

Get input representing a number of coins from the user. $($Note: you should always provide a descriptive prompt to the user when asking for input, however, the specific prompt text will not be checked in this version of the problem$)$

Get input representing the value$/$worth of a single coin from the user. $($See comment regarding descriptive prompts above$)$

Calculate the total value of all coins $($number of coins multiplied by worth of single coin$)$

Display a summary line showing input values and total. For purposes of this problem version, you should simply print the two input values followed by the calculated total.

If the user entered $3$ for number of coins and $0\mathrm{.}25$ for coin worth, you would produce the following output:

$30\mathrm{.}250\mathrm{.}75$