A theme park charges £15 per person for a daily ticket. If there are six or more people in a group, the group is given a £5 discount.

Write a Python program to calculate the total charge for a group of people visiting the theme park.

The program must:

• get the user to enter the number of people in a group
• calculate the total charge by:
  • charging £15 per person
  • reducing the total charge by £5 if there are six or more people
• output the total charge.

You should use indentation as appropriate, meaningful variable name(s) and Python syntax in your answer.

This is a standard problem that combines input, calculation, and conditional logic (selection). 1. **Input:** The program first needs to get information from the user. `num_people = int(input(...))` accomplishes this. The `input()` function gets a string, and `int()` converts it to a number for calculations. 2. **Calculation:** The base cost is calculated by simple multiplication: `total_charge = num_people * 15`. Using a variable for the price (`price_per_person = 15`) is good practice. 3. **Conditional Logic:** The core logic is the discount. An `if` statement is used to check the condition: `if num_people >= 6:`. If this is true, the code inside the indented block is executed, which subtracts 5 from the total. If it's false, the block is skipped. 4. **Output:** Finally, the result is displayed. An f-string (`f"..."`) is a modern and readable way to format strings in Python, embedding the value of the `total_charge` variable directly into the output message.