Dubt converting str to float - Why the result is returning as a float if i didnt made the conversion of str to float?

Question

note = int(input("Insert note 1"))
note2 = int(input("Insert note 2"))
note3 = int(input("Insert note 3"))
note4 = int(input("Insert note 4"))

average = (note + note2 + note3 + note4) / 4

print ("The notes average is:", average)

input ("Press ENTER to exit")

Answer 1

You use a float division symbol - "/"
It automatically converts int to float. If you want to have an integer division, you should use the "//" symbol, a floor division (rounds down to the next smallest integer).

Answer 2

André Costa Depends on you, actually. You can keep it a float, so it's closer to the actual mathematical truth, but you can display it "pretty" with adequate string formatting :)

Answer 3

Kuba Siekierzyński average = int((note1+note2+note3+note4)/4)

Answer 4

張皓雨 Indeed.

Answer 5

Many Thanks guys =) awasome comunity

Answer 6

Kuba Siekierzyński but to make the program prettier and more correct should we place float instead of int right? thanks =)