This time we recycled the code of WSQ03, now writing a function for each calculation. Each function has two integer parameters given by the user and returns the correct value as an integer as well. The code is found here: https://github.com/CarminaP/WSQ/blob/master/WSQ08.py
The program asks the user for 10 numbers and stores those numbers in a list as floats. It then shows to the user the total, average and standard deviation of those numbers. I used a while loop to ask the user the 10 numbers, while adding them on a list, then a for loop to […]
The program asks the user for 10 numbers and stores those numbers in a list as floats. It then shows to the user the total, average and standard deviation of those numbers. I used a while loop to ask the user the 10 numbers, while adding them on a list, then a for loop to […]
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The first part consisted of writing a function called distance that recieves four numbers, whih represent two points in the cartesian plane. It returns the distane between the two points. https://github.com/CarminaP/Quiz7/blob/master/p1.py On the second part I had to write a function called fibonacci that recieves one parameter, which is the nth number in the fibonacci series. https://github.com/CarminaP/Quiz7/blob/master/p2.py
The first part consisted of writing a function called distance that recieves four numbers, whih represent two points in the cartesian plane. It returns the distane between the two points. https://github.com/CarminaP/Quiz7/blob/master/p1.py On the second part I had to write a function called fibonacci that recieves one parameter, which is the nth number in the fibonacci series. https://github.com/CarminaP/Quiz7/blob/master/p2.py
The first part consisted of writing a function called superpower that recieves two parameters from the user and returns an integer that is the result of the first parameter raised to the power of the second. I couldn’t use the ** operator and must use a loop. Last time I used a while loop instead […]
The first part consisted of writing a function called superpower that recieves two parameters from the user and returns an integer that is the result of the first parameter raised to the power of the second. I couldn’t use the ** operator and must use a loop. Last time I used a while loop instead […]
Mastery 28 – User input (text based) in Python (basic) input(“prompt”) is one of the many Built-in Functions of the Python interpreter. The prompt is written as an output, the function recieves an input from the user and converts it to a data type, usually a string. For this data to have a meaning in the program, it should be saved inside a […]