--Originally published at TC1017 (Python3) – Titel der Website
In this WSQ we had to write a program, which asks you for a range of integers and than prints the sum of the numbers in that range.
For example the range from 6 to 10.
For Mathematical operations lime this there is a formula.
But this formula is from 1 – n…
If you have something from n – m you have to use this formula 2 times and then build the difference.
You can see this operation in my program.
The result:
--Originally published at TC1017 (Python3) – Titel der Website
The task was to write a program were the User have to guess the random number between 1 – 100. The random number is to be selected by the program.
After the guess the program have to tell you if your guess is to low or to high. And every time when the user do a guess, the sum of the guesses should be counted. When the User finally guesses the correct number, the program have to say that it is the correct number with the sum of the tryings.
Before a could start to write the program i had to inform myself for the issue with the random number. I never had a task like this with eclipse before. So I had no idea how program a random number between 1 – 100.
In my internet research i found a simple video for this problem.
The biggest challenge in this program was to build a loop while the user dont get the random number wich was chosen from the program.
The keyword while helped me a lot in this case. So i just choose a while loop wich i knew from Java programming.
--Originally published at TC1017 (Python3) – Titel der Website
i wrothe a new programm. It is about the temperature in Farenheit and in Celcius.
Line 3 is prompt. The Keyword input want something from the User. (In this Case the Temperature in Farenheit).
You may think that for example the number 100 will be safed as an int. But python3 safe every singel tocken as a String.
For showing the Temperature in Celcius, it is important to convert the String f in a float.
This is the result of my Source Code.
Best regards
Sercan Asker
--Originally published at TC1017 (Python3) – Titel der Website
my first Blog entry will be about: how to do mathematical calculations with Python3.
Well, I had a conversation with Ken. He suggested me, that all exercises for C++ can be done with Python3 as well.
Python is a universal, higher-lebel programming language. It is easy to read and has a tight programming style.
For example, Blocks are not structured by braces. They are structured by indentations.
The task was, to choose 2 randome numbers and calculate the sum, difference, product, division and the modulo (the rest of a division).
This was the first time, that i had something to do with Phython. So i watched a lot of tutorials to understand, how the language is working. I wrote the source code with Atom.
The special feature of the programm is, that all languages can be programmed with it. It is only important, with witch end the file is saved.
For Python3 the ending is .py. For C++ for example .cpp.
I hope you enjoy my first Blog entry
Best regards
Sercan Asker
