PRINT "Please enter the clothing price:"
INPUT PRICE
'
IF PRICE >= 100 THEN
  PRINT "The tax is:", PRICE * 0.05     ' true branch
ELSE  
  PRINT "There is no tax"               ' false branch
END IF
'
END

Adding Statements to the Branches

Because clothing that costs $100 or more has a 5% tax, the relational symbol >= is the correct one. If a user enters a price of 100 the program will print:

Please enter the clothing price:
? 100
The tax is:", 5

If a user enters a price of 50 the program will print:

Please enter the clothing price:
? 50
There is no tax

Remember that the true branch and the false branch of an IF-THEN-ELSE can be any number of statements long. Now think about how to modify the program so that the tax and the total price for the item are printed out. Here is the program, with new blanks:

PRINT "Please enter the clothing price:"
INPUT PRICE
'
IF PRICE >= 100 THEN
  PRINT "The tax is:", PRICE * 0.05     ' true branch
  PRINT "The Total is:", ______________ ' true branch
ELSE  
  PRINT "There is no tax"               ' false branch
  PRINT "The Total is:", ______________ ' false branch
END IF
'
END