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Module DEMO-33-65DEMO-OOP-33

Library Book Fine Checker

DEMO-OOP-33 • Object Oriented Programming

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Problem Statement

Write a program that helps a library determine if a book return is overdue and whether a fine should be applied.

A reader borrowed a book and must return it within 14 days. If they return it after 14 days, they owe a fine of $5. Your program should read the number of days since the book was borrowed and output whether a fine is due.

This simulates a real-world scenario where libraries automatically check returns against due dates to apply fines.

Constraints

The number of days will be an integer between 0 and 30 (inclusive) Only use one if statement and one else statement Do not use else if or nested conditions

Input Format

The input consists of a single integer representing the number of days since the book was borrowed.

Output Format

Print exactly one of the following messages:

  • "Fine due: $5" (without quotes) if the book is returned after 14 days
  • "No fine" (without quotes) otherwise

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Sample #1
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Input
10
Output
No fine
Explanation
The book was returned within 14 days, so no fine is due.
Sample #2
Public sample
Input
15
Output
Fine due: $5
Explanation
The book was returned after 14 days, so a $5 fine is due.

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