My code is giving incorrect output while everything seems to be alright.
The purpose of the code is to translate inches into centimetres and vice versa.
For example, with inpput cm
then 6
, the output is:
inch: 6, centimeter: 15.24
But it should be:
inch: 2.362, centimeter: 6
Code:
```py
def intocm():
ms = input('What is it? (inch-in or centimeter-cm): ')
am = int(input('How many of it: '))
intocm = 2.54
global inch
global cm
if ms == 'inch' or 'in':
cm = am * intocm
inch = am
elif ms == 'centimeter' or ms == 'cm':
cm = am
inch = cm / intocm
print(f'inch: {inch}, centimeter: {cm}')
intocm()
CodePudding user response:
You missed an equality test in your if
statement, and you should be using float
(not int
). Like,
def intocm():
ms=input("What is it? (inch-in or centimeter-cm): ")
am=float(input("How many of it: "))
intocm=2.54
global inch
global cm
if ms=="inch" or ms=="in":
cm=am*intocm
inch=am
elif ms=="centimeter" or ms=="cm":
cm=am
inch=cm/intocm
print(f'inch: {inch}, centimeter: {cm}')
Which I ran
What is it? (inch-in or centimeter-cm): cm
How many of it: 2.54
inch: 1.0, centimeter: 2.54
(twice)
What is it? (inch-in or centimeter-cm): in
How many of it: 1
inch: 1.0, centimeter: 2.54
Which seems correct.
CodePudding user response:
the issue is with logic in your if if ms=="inch" or "in":
you can write it better with in
:
def intocm():
ms=input("What is it? (inch-in or centimeter-cm): ")
am=int(input("How many of it: "))
intocm=2.54
if ms in ["inch" , "in"]:
cm=am*intocm
inch=am
elif ms in ["centimeter" , "cm"]:
cm=am
inch=cm/intocm
print(f'inch: {inch}, centimeter: {cm}')
intocm()
CodePudding user response:
The code is failing because of the first if condition. It should be similar to your elif condition.
In your code it is
if ms=="inch" or "in":
but it should be if ms=="inch" or ms=="in":
CodePudding user response:
if ms=="inch" or "in" is wrong. It should be if ms=="inch" or ms=="in". Otherwise it'll be treated as if ((ms=="inch") or ("in"))