This was quite easy since it was similar to the Fun with Numbers WSQ. In this WSQ I ask the user to choose a temperature measurement unit to convert their Fahrenheit degrees to. Once they chose it I inserted their integer input into its respective formula. I printed the conversion result and used if and elif to state […]
I did today a practice where we had to change Fahrenheit to Celsius.
It is very easy if you know that if is the way have a condition.
Here is my code:
https://github.com/marinaruelas/numbers/blob/master/Degrees
and here is a photo for all of you:
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So some psychopatic scientist named (Farengeith… farenheight… Farentsomething) had the brilliant idea -note sarcasm- to experiment boiling blood, yup, he used human blood to state a scale for temperature; was not easier water? please? like Kalvin or Celcius, well, no… Continue Reading →
This assignment was actually really easy and im happy because i didn’t have any problems. Here is my code: this what it does: TIP: if you have trouble with conditionals watch http://www.lynda.com/Python-3-tutorials/essential-training/62226-2.html
I had some issues at the beginning but I watched this video and I got an idea of what I had to do. Also asked to Ken some stuffs about that and he helped me.
This is my program, you can find the code here: https://github.com/JsphSalazar/temperature/bl…
Thanks Juan Melendres (me) for this great photo. This homework was easy, but I have a little problems but it was resolved and now I have the final version of the homework Here is my code: https://github.com/juanmele/WSQ05.git
This is my code in Python for calculating converting the temperature from Fahrenheits into Celcius. This is my first time using the conditionals IF and ELSE in Python.
Here are some things that I learned about Python on this exercise:
-The sintaxis is a little bit different from the other languages because it uses “:” instead of “{“
-Here the indentaion is important, you should write a conditional IF and then write with indentation what is inside it.
I´m going to show you an example, I used the program for this excercise.
The program working is this:
I learned all this by reading the book, it´s very useful.
If you want to check my code on Github this is the link:
https://github.com/Jocapear/TC1014/blob/master/WSQ05.py
Hello! My #WSQ05 of the week was to make a converter from Fahrenheit to Celsius and to say if the temperature was a bowling water temperature so it was the fist time I use conditions but it was easy I found everything in the textbook “How to Think Like a Computer Scientist, C++ Version”, Downey, Allen… Read More Temperature
I just made a code that converts the temperature from Fahrenheit to Celsius! I’m really glad that I could finally do it completely by myself! I did not even search for it at the internet, I just used the codes I did before as a reference. I just had one error but I could fix […]