weight=int(input()) height=int(input()) BMI=weight/height if BMI<18.5: print (" Under weight ") elif BMI>=18.5 and BMI<25:

Question

Can someone please tell me what is wrong with my code

Answer 1

Okay so in the first place i think you should use float instead of int

And the elif block could be reduced to
elif 18.5 <= BMI < 25:
…..

Answer 2

1. BMI should equal weight in kilograms divided by (height in meters) squared. And as everyone has stated I would suggest a FP number to take care for the decimal division.

2. If-else conditionals stop at the first true statement

if bmi <= 18.5: print("underweight")
elif bmi <= 25: print("normal weight")
etc..
else print("your default if none are true")

Hope that helps.. Look forward to seeing your codes.

Answer 3

In my opinion, probably you need to add a number on weight and height in the first two lines, in my opinion. Try that and let me know.

Answer 4

Yes, you should use float

Answer 5

float(input())