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Learn Python from Scratch
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Learn Python from Scratch

Learn Python from Scratch

1. The basics
2. Arithmetic operations
3. Common data types
4. Conditional statements
5. Other data types
6. Loops
7. Functions

float and int

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Task

Consider the variables from the previous chapter, and new variable velocity (in miles per hour). Your tasks are:

  1. Find out number of hours that needed to pass the distance (dist_mi) with constant speed (velocity). Save this result within time_h variable, and output the result.
  2. Calculate how many full days this trip will take using time_h variable. Save this number within time_days variable, and output the result. Note, that there you need to round up this number. You can do it by converting to integer, and adding 1 day.

Task

Consider the variables from the previous chapter, and new variable velocity (in miles per hour). Your tasks are:

  1. Find out number of hours that needed to pass the distance (dist_mi) with constant speed (velocity). Save this result within time_h variable, and output the result.
  2. Calculate how many full days this trip will take using time_h variable. Save this number within time_days variable, and output the result. Note, that there you need to round up this number. You can do it by converting to integer, and adding 1 day.

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Section 3. Chapter 3
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float and int

Let's continue the last task.

Task

Consider the variables from the previous chapter, and new variable velocity (in miles per hour). Your tasks are:

  1. Find out number of hours that needed to pass the distance (dist_mi) with constant speed (velocity). Save this result within time_h variable, and output the result.
  2. Calculate how many full days this trip will take using time_h variable. Save this number within time_days variable, and output the result. Note, that there you need to round up this number. You can do it by converting to integer, and adding 1 day.

Task

Consider the variables from the previous chapter, and new variable velocity (in miles per hour). Your tasks are:

  1. Find out number of hours that needed to pass the distance (dist_mi) with constant speed (velocity). Save this result within time_h variable, and output the result.
  2. Calculate how many full days this trip will take using time_h variable. Save this number within time_days variable, and output the result. Note, that there you need to round up this number. You can do it by converting to integer, and adding 1 day.

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Everything was clear?

Section 3. Chapter 3
toggle bottom row

float and int

Let's continue the last task.

Task

Consider the variables from the previous chapter, and new variable velocity (in miles per hour). Your tasks are:

  1. Find out number of hours that needed to pass the distance (dist_mi) with constant speed (velocity). Save this result within time_h variable, and output the result.
  2. Calculate how many full days this trip will take using time_h variable. Save this number within time_days variable, and output the result. Note, that there you need to round up this number. You can do it by converting to integer, and adding 1 day.

Task

Consider the variables from the previous chapter, and new variable velocity (in miles per hour). Your tasks are:

  1. Find out number of hours that needed to pass the distance (dist_mi) with constant speed (velocity). Save this result within time_h variable, and output the result.
  2. Calculate how many full days this trip will take using time_h variable. Save this number within time_days variable, and output the result. Note, that there you need to round up this number. You can do it by converting to integer, and adding 1 day.

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Everything was clear?

Let's continue the last task.

Task

Consider the variables from the previous chapter, and new variable velocity (in miles per hour). Your tasks are:

  1. Find out number of hours that needed to pass the distance (dist_mi) with constant speed (velocity). Save this result within time_h variable, and output the result.
  2. Calculate how many full days this trip will take using time_h variable. Save this number within time_days variable, and output the result. Note, that there you need to round up this number. You can do it by converting to integer, and adding 1 day.

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Section 3. Chapter 3
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