Bus Fare Discounts and Errors

The video tutorial guides viewers through designing a program to calculate bus fares using Boolean expressions and if statements. It covers implementing logic for kids under five to ride free and seniors to receive a discount. The tutorial also addresses handling input errors, future-proofing code, and printing fare types. Finally, it introduces the next feature of deducting fares from user balances.

What is the standard bus fare before any discounts?

• $3.25

• $4.25

• $4.75

• $5.00

Which age group qualifies for a free bus ride?

• All ages

• 60 and above

• Under 5

• 5 and above

What error occurs if the age input is not cast to an integer?

• Syntax Error

• Type Error

• Value Error

• Index Error

What is the condition to qualify as a senior for a bus fare discount?

• Age under 60

• Age 60 and over

• Age exactly 60

• Age over 60

How much is the discount for seniors on their bus fare?

• $2.00

• $0.50

• $1.50

• $1.00

Why is it better to subtract a dollar from the bus fare rather than setting it directly to $3.25?

• It is more readable

• It is more future-proof

• It is less error-prone

• It is faster

What variable is introduced to remember the type of fare?

• fareType

• fareCategory

• fareClass

• fareLabel

What happens if neither the kid's nor the senior's condition is met?

• The standard fare is applied

• The fare is set to zero

• The program crashes

• A warning is shown

What error occurs if the variable 'fareType' is not initialized?

• Syntax Error

• Value Error

• Type Error

• Name Error

What is the next feature request mentioned at the end of the video?

• Adding more discounts

• Improving user interface

• Increasing the standard fare

• Deducting fares from user's balance