what is wrong with my python code?

Question

def computepay(h,r):

    if h <= 40:

        return (h*r)

    elif hrs > 40:

        return ((40*r)+((h-40)*(r*1.5)

r = float(raw_input("Enter Hourly rate:"))

h = float(raw_input("Enter Hours:"))

p = def computepay(h,r):

print (p)

Answer 1

 elif hrs > 40:

should just be

else:

You know it's greater than 40 because the <if> already tested for <=.

However, you also used "hrs" when the parameter is "h".

Meanwhile, you don't even need the <else> because if the <if> was true, you'd have already returned.  So you just need the 2nd return to be unindented.

But the return has unbalanced parens, and more than you need.

return (40*r)+(h-40)*(r*1.5)

or

return 40*r + (h-40) * r * 1.5

p = def computepay(h,r):

should be

p = computepay (h,r)

our you could delete that statement and have

print (computepay (h,r))