Course Content
Introduction to Python
Introduction to Python
Challenge
Let's get some practice in!
Note
Remember, when raising a number to a power, you should use the
**
operator.
Task
- On the second line, compute
0.99
to the power of365
. - On the fourth line, compute
1.01
to the power of365
.
What's the takeaway here? If you improve just 1 percent every day, by the end of the year, you'll be 37 times better. So keep pushing forward in your learning journey! :)
Thanks for your feedback!
Challenge
Let's get some practice in!
Note
Remember, when raising a number to a power, you should use the
**
operator.
Task
- On the second line, compute
0.99
to the power of365
. - On the fourth line, compute
1.01
to the power of365
.
What's the takeaway here? If you improve just 1 percent every day, by the end of the year, you'll be 37 times better. So keep pushing forward in your learning journey! :)
Thanks for your feedback!
Challenge
Let's get some practice in!
Note
Remember, when raising a number to a power, you should use the
**
operator.
Task
- On the second line, compute
0.99
to the power of365
. - On the fourth line, compute
1.01
to the power of365
.
What's the takeaway here? If you improve just 1 percent every day, by the end of the year, you'll be 37 times better. So keep pushing forward in your learning journey! :)
Thanks for your feedback!
Let's get some practice in!
Note
Remember, when raising a number to a power, you should use the
**
operator.
Task
- On the second line, compute
0.99
to the power of365
. - On the fourth line, compute
1.01
to the power of365
.
What's the takeaway here? If you improve just 1 percent every day, by the end of the year, you'll be 37 times better. So keep pushing forward in your learning journey! :)