A_quantity = 10
B_quantity = 20
the quantity amount
N = float (input('please enter the quantity of package: '))
X_total = float (N*99.00)
the fee from input
Q_discount = (0.2*X_total)
W_discount = (X_total*0.3)
discounts from input total
Y_total = (X_total-Q_discount)
M_total = (X_total-W_discount)
the fee with the discount
def main ():
if N >= A_quantity:
print ('the total cost is $', \
format (Y_total, ',.2f'))
else:
if N >= B_ quantity:
print ('the total cost is $', \
format (M_total, ',.2f'))
main ()
the results should be 10 packages for $792.00
and 20 packages for $1,380.00
yet the second statement gets the 20% discount also which total to $1549.00, when it should get only 30% discount
I don't know which language it is, but it's an algorithm problem : you should first try for the highest value cause the way it is designed now, if N = 30 , you will always enter the "if" , never the "else" , and if N=5 , you will enter the "else" , but the the if inside it...
let me try although I don't know the language:
def main ():
if N >= B_quantity:
print ('the total cost is $', \
format (M_total, ',.2f'))
else:
if N >= A_quantity:
print ('the total cost is $', \
format (Y_total, ',.2f'))
main ()
take the value of the product divided by 100 and multiplied by the discount
and then get this result and the value of the product subitrair
var SomaPercent = ValorUnit/100 * descont;
var result_fim = ValorUnit-SomaPercent;
you can change the if condition to
if N >= A_quantity && N < B_quantity ...
if N >= B_quantity
..
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Working on a piece of code; The only way I can get it to work at the moment is by using global variables. I'd like to do it by using return, but when I do so it gives me the whole jumble of the function when I call the variable using "n = genTable()" for example.
def genTable():
global n
n = Min #n starts as min
print ("%-6s %-6s %-6s %s" %("n", "Seq", "Bin", "Perf")) #Header
print "--------------------------------" #Header
while n <= Max:
Seq = seqCalc() #Calls calculation for sequential
Bin = binCalc() #Calls calculation for binary
if n > 0:
Perf = round(Seq / Bin) #Calculate Performance
else:
Perf = 0
print ("%-6s %-6s %-6s %s" %(n, Seq, int(Bin), int(Perf))) #Prints results
n = n + Int
def seqCalc():
Seq = n / 2 #Sequential Calculation
return Seq
I have omitted other variables from other functions; Just concerned with n right now. (Ignore Bin)
Is there a way to call return without getting the whole mess of the function repeated by "seqCalc"?
More accurately, I ask user for a number and after I want to list this number so i can use it for my code!
This is the part of my code i want help:
num=int(raw_input("Give me a number: "))
(*) (*)
#(*)...(*) is the part I want help!
try this :
numbers = []
num = int(raw_input('give me a number'))
numbers.append(num)
print numbers
or keep add items to the list :
numbers = []
while True:
num = int(raw_input('give me a number'))
numbers.append(num)
if the input is 10 20 30 40 50
you ca get the input as follows
number=map(int,raw_input("Enter the list of numbers:").split())
print number
this will have
number=[10,20,30,40,50]
I have a beginner question. Loops are extremely hard for me to understand, so it's come to me asking for help.
I am trying to create a function to count the amount of even numbers in a user input list, with a negative at the end to show the end of the list. I know I need to use a while loop, but I am having trouble figuring out how to walk through the indexes of the input list. This is what I have so far, can anyone give me a hand?
def find_even_count(numlist):
count = 0
numlist.split()
while numlist > 0:
if numlist % 2 == 0:
count += 1
return count
numlist = raw_input("Please enter a list of numbers, with a negative at the end: ")
print find_even_count(numlist)
I used the split to separate out the indexes of the list, but I know I am doing something wrong. Can anyone point out what I am doing wrong, or point me to a good step by step explanation of what to do here?
Thank you guys so much, I know you probably have something more on your skill level to do, but appreciate the help!
You were pretty close, just a couple of corrections:
def find_even_count(numlist):
count = 0
lst = numlist.split()
for num in lst:
if int(num) % 2 == 0:
count += 1
return count
numlist = raw_input("Please enter a list of numbers, with a negative at the end: ")
print find_even_count(numlist)
I have used a for loop rather than a while loop, stored the outcome of numlist.split() to a variable (lst) and then just iterated over this.
You have a couple of problems:
You split numlist, but don't assign the resulting list to anything.
You then try to operate on numlist, which is still the string of all numbers.
You never try to convert anything to a number.
Instead, try:
def find_even_count(numlist):
count = 0
for numstr in numlist.split(): # iterate over the list
num = int(numstr) # convert each item to an integer
if num < 0:
break # stop when we hit a negative
elif num % 2 == 0:
count += 1 # increment count for even numbers
return count # return the total
Or, doing the whole thing in one line:
def find_even_count(numlist):
return sum(num % 2 for num in map(int, numlist.split()) if num > 0)
(Note: the one-liner will fail in cases where the user tries to trick you by putting more numbers after the "final" negative number, e.g. with numlist = "1 2 -1 3 4")
If you must use a while loop (which isn't really the best tool for the job), it would look like:
def find_even_count(numlist):
index = count = 0
numlist = list(map(int, numlist.split()))
while numlist[index] > 0:
if numlist[index] % 2 == 0:
count += 1
index += 1
return count
def main():
print "This Program will calculate the amount of parking charges by hours using a given list: "
ticket = raw_input("Please enter ticket. If lost, Please enter no")
if ticket in ['No','no','N','n']
hour = float(input("Enter total hour at parking deck: ")
while(hour <= 0 or hour > 24):
hour = int(input("Enter an integer between 1-24 (hour): "))
The code above has a syntax error at line 6 at the word while
There is a bracket/brace missing in the below line. Add the brace and the error should go away.
hour = float(input("Enter total hour at parking deck: ")
Also the if needs a colon at the end. Below are the corrected lines
if ticket in ['No','no','N','n']:
hour = float(input("Enter total hour at parking deck: "))
Statements that start a new block such as if and while need a semicolon at the end.
if ...:
...
while ...:
...
And their blocks need to be indented one level as well.
I created this program in Python 2.7.3
I did this in my Computer Science class. He assigned it in two parts. For the first part we had to create a program to calculate a monthly cell phone bill for five customers. The user inputs the number of texts, minutes, and data used. Additionaly, there are overage fees. $10 for every GB of data over the limit, $.4, per minute over the limit, and $.2 per text sent over the limit. 500 is the limit amount of text messages, 750 is the limit amount of minutes, and 2 GB is the limit amount of data for the plan.
For part 2 of the assignment. I have to calculate the total tax collected, total charges (each customer bill added together), total goverment fees collected, total customers who had overages etc.
Right now all I want help on is adding the customer bills all together. As I said earlier, when you run the program it prints the Total bill for 5 customers. I don't know how to assign those seperate totals to a variable, add them together, and then eventually print them as one big variable.
TotalBill = 0
monthly_charge = 69.99
data_plan = 30
minute = 0
tax = 1.08
govfees = 9.12
Finaltext = 0
Finalminute = 0
Finaldata = 0
Finaltax = 0
TotalCust_ovrtext = 0
TotalCust_ovrminute = 0
TotalCust_ovrdata = 0
TotalCharges = 0
for i in range (1,6):
print "Calculate your cell phone bill for this month"
text = input ("Enter texts sent/received ")
minute = input ("Enter minute's used ")
data = input ("Enter Data used ")
if data > 2:
data = (data-2)*10
TotalCust_ovrdata = TotalCust_ovrdata + 1
elif data <=2:
data = 0
if minute > 750:
minute = (minute-750)*.4
TotalCust_ovrminute = TotalCust_ovrminute + 1
elif minute <=750:
minute = 0
if text > 500:
text = (text-500)*.2
TotalCust_ovrtext = TotalCust_ovrtext + 1
elif text <=500:
text = 0
TotalBill = ((monthly_charge + data_plan + text + minute + data) * (tax)) + govfees
print ("Your Total Bill is... " + str(round(TotalBill,2)))
print "The toatal number of Customer's who went over their minute's usage limit is... " ,TotalCust_ovrminute
print "The total number of Customer's who went over their texting limit is... " ,TotalCust_ovrtext
print "The total number of Customer's who went over their data limit is... " ,TotalCust_ovrdata
Some of the variables created are not used in the program. Please overlook them.
As Preet suggested.
create another variable like TotalBill i.e.
AccumulatedBill = 0
Then at the end of your loop put.
AccumulatedBill += TotalBill
This will add each TotalBill to Accumulated. Then simply print out the result at the end.
print "Total for all customers is: %s" %(AccumulatedBill)
Note: you don't normally use uppercase on variables for the first letter of the word. Use either camelCase or underscore_separated.