Is there any python specialist to help me?

Question

My Problem is here.

You are making a program to analyze text.
Take the text as the first input and a letter as the second input, and output the frequency of that letter in the text as a whole percentage.

Sample Input:
hello
l

Sample Output:
40

The letter l appears 2 times in the text hello, which has 5 letters. So, the frequency would be (2/5)*100 = 40.

My code is here:

import math
text = input()
print(math.floor(100*text.count('s')/len(text)))

But it shows only two test cases passes, others are fail.

Answer 1

You have to take 2 inputs , not 1

Analyze it - https://code.sololearn.com/cT98Beg30s40/?ref=app

Answer 2

Cyan "int and math.floot have the same effect" is only true for positive decimal numbers... for negative number you should use math.ceil:

import math

print(int(-42.6)) # -42
print(math.floor(-42.6)) # -43
print(math.ceil(-42.6)) # -42

... but:
print(math.ceil(42.6)) # -43

Answer 3

Cyan and visph thank you! Haha!

Answer 4

visph
So int just removes the decimal but it does not mean it gets the floor of the number.

I did not think of that and did not know about it. Thank You!

Answer 5

Cyan
int truncate the float number
floor get the nearest int under the float
ceil get the nearest int above the float

Answer 6

Thanks to Rishav Tiwari & Cyan. Now code is working. There was mistakes about taking input.

Answer 7

import math
word = input()
text = input()
w = len(word)
words =word.count(text)
res = (words/w)*100
print(math.floor(res)