A cashier distributes change using the maximum number of five-dollar bills, followed by one-dollar bills. Write a single statement that assigns num_ones with the number of distributed one-dollar bills given amount_to_change. Hint: Use %. Sample output with input: 19 Change for $ 19 3 five dollar bill(s) and 4 one dollar bill(s)

num_ones = amount_to_change % 5

Explanation:

It is given that the cashier has to change the money in the maximum number of 5 dollar bills and remaining as $1 bills.

We have to write a single statement of code to assign the value to variable num_ones to find the value of $1 bills given amount_to_change.

Let us solve this by taking example:

If amount_to_change = $19

Then total number of $5 bills that can be given is 3. And amount that can be given as $5 bills is

So, the remaining amount i.e. $19 - $15 = $4 will be given as one dollar bills.

Out of these $19, 4 bills of $1 can be found using the Modulus (%) operator.

Modulus operator leaves the remainder i.e.

Output of p % q is the remainder when a number 'p' is divided by 'q'.

19 % 5 = 4

4 is the number of one dollar bills to be given.

So, single line of code for the number of one dollar bills can be written as:

num_ones = amount_to_change % 5

Let us try it for amount_to_change  = $30

We know that 6 number of $5 bills can be used to change the amount of $30 and no one dollar bill required.

num_ones = 30 % 5 = 0 (because 30 is completely divisible by 5 so remainder is 0)

So, the correct statement is:

num_ones = amount_to_change % 5