What is the result of this program fragment, if the original input values are -15 for hours and 10.0 for rate (when you meant to enter 15 and 10)? hours = int(input('Enter hours worked: ')) rate = float(input('Enter pay rate in dollars per hour: ')) while hours < 0 or rate < 0: print ('Error, both values must be positive numbers. Please reenter') pay = hours * rate print('Your gross pay is ', pay)

The above program will gives nothing for the input value 15 and 10. The loop runs infinite for the input value of -15 and 10 and every time it prints the printed statement with the value of -150 for pay variable.

Explanation:

The above code has a while loop which condition will always true if the first iteration of the loop condition will true.It is because there is no operation in the loop body which creates a loop condition to be false after some finite amount of time.When the user inputs 15 and 10 then it will not enter the loop because the loop condition will true for the less value of 0.But when the user inputs -15 for the hour, then the loop condition will true for the first time and it will not be false for any iteration of the loop.

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