passing a list as input-CodePudding

I have this simple Celsius to Fahrenheit code. I am having trouble creating a list of 10 days to be output. I can put one input and it give me Fahrenheit temperature but I'm blanking out on how to input a list of the 10 days to be output the calculation and if its cool or warm.

tmp = int(input("Input the  temperature you like to convert from Celsius to Fahrenheit? (e.g.,10) : "))
lst = [tmp]
i = 0
for i in range(len(lst)):
    lst[i] = (lst[i] * 1.8)   32
    print(lst, "This is the fahrenheit temps")

if tmp < 0:
    print('Freezing weather.\n')
elif tmp < 10:
    print('Very cold weather.\n')
elif tmp < 20:
    print('Cool weather\n')
elif tmp < 30:
    print('Normal temps.\n')
elif tmp < 40:
    print("It's hot outside.\n")
else:
    print("You should properly stay inside")

CodePudding user response：

Okay, so I remade your code as per your needs

temps = map(float, input("Input the temperature you'd like to convert from Celsius to Fahrenheit: ").split(',')) #split it with comma (,) and then convert every item into float
for temp in temps: #loop through the values
    fahrenite = temp * 9/5   32 #calculate
#blah blah
    if temp< 0:
        extra = "Freezing weather."
    elif temp< 10:
        extra = "Very cold weather."
    elif temp< 20:
        extra = "Cool weather"
    elif temp< 30:
        extra = "Normal temps."
    elif temp< 40:
        extra = "It's hot outside."
    else:
        extra = "You should properly stay inside"
#print everything
    print(f"{temp}℃  in Fahrenheit is {fahrenite}℉  that is {extra}")

And one more thing......use comma (,) to seperate your inputs

CodePudding user response：

One way to do it is to separate different temps into different input variables, and append them to a list in kind, then iterate through the list with your function.

Like so:

inputting = True
temps = []
while inputting:
    temp = int(input("Temp"))
    temps.append(temp)
    cond = input("continue? y/n")
    if cond in "Nn":
        inputting = False

def c_to_f(temperature):
    return temperature * 1.8   32

for temp in temps:
    print(c_to_f(temp))

CodePudding user response：

This is an alternative solution:)


    def checkInt(str):
        if str[0] in ('-', ' '):
            return str[1:].isdigit()
        return str.isdigit()


    tmp = 'start'
    lst = []
    while True:
        inp = input("Input the temperature you like to convert from Celsius to Fahrenheit?\n input any string to stop ")
        if checkInt(inp):
            lst.append(int(inp))
        else:
            break

    farn = [i * 1.8   32 for i in lst]
    print(f"This is the fahrenheit temps {farn}")

    dc = {0: 'Freezing weather.\n',
          10: 'Very cold weather.\n',
          20: 'Cool weather\n',
          30: 'Normal temps.\n',
          40: "It's hot outside.\n"}

    for temp in farn:
        a = [temp < i for i in dc.keys()]
        if True in a:
            print(dc[a.index(True)*10])
        else:
            print("You should properly stay inside")