This is a school project that I am turning in late. The prof suggested that i somehow prove myself by improving upon the basic code. This is really tough to do for someone who is just starting to learn to code. Is there something I can do to: add onto the code (have it do or ask something different)?make it even more simple than it probably already is (unlikely)?though it's counter intuitive, make it more complicated by adding a function or something similar? I have really looked at this and now that I've actually coded it, I don't know how to improve it.print(This program computes a cable bill) account = input(Enter account number: ) cust_type = input(Enter customer type: R (Residental) or B (Business): ) def residential():  premium_channels = int(input(Enter number of premium channels used: ))  processing_fee = 4.50  basic_service_fee = 20.50  premium_channel_fee = 7.50  amount = processing_fee + basic_service_fee + (premium_channels * premium_channel_fee)  return (amount) def business():  basic_connections = int(input(Enter number of basic service connections: ))  premium_channels = int(input(Enter number of premium channels used: ))  processing_fee = 15.0  basic_service_fee = 75.0  preimum_channel_fee = 50.0  if (basic_connections <= 10):      amount = processing_fee + basic_service_fee + (premium_channels * preimum_channel_fee)  else:      amount = processing_fee + basic_service_fee + ((basic_connections - 10) * 5) + (premium_channels * preimum_channel_fee)  return (amount)if (cust_type == R):     bill_amount = residential() else:     bill_amount = business() print(Account number: , account) print(Amount due: , bill_amount)
Computing cable bills using F(x)'s
python;beginner