How do I set the maximum number a calculation can get in Python?

Question

This is my current script.

a = ((COMP / ATT - 0.3) * 5)
b = ((YDS / ATT - 3) * 0.25)
c = ((TD / ATT) * 20)
d = 2.375 - (INT / ATT * 25)

I want all of the variables above to have a maximum of 2.375 and a minimum of 0. How would I go about doing that? I've already set the variables of the words in this code already, so don't worry about that.

Answer 1

Nevermind, I saw this string online:

if a >= 2.375:
a =2.375

I did the opposite to make the variable's minimum 0 and it works perfectly fine. I've finished it yet I'm not sure if I can share links, but it's my very first code available to the public so just check it out on my profile!