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Plesse Help Me Do fizz buzz of Functions and Modules in Python. Celsius to Farenheit Converter.
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celsius = int(input())
def conv(c):
#your code goes here
return 9/5 * c + 32
fahrenheit = conv(celsius)
print(fahrenheit)
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SAI SRI RAM - CODE HERO You forgot to call the function in the end.
def myfunc(c):
c = input("Enter Celcius value: ")
return 9/5 * c + 32
print(myfunc())
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Slick Oops, I forgot that...
Edit:
https://code.sololearn.com/cklv93xBR9pg/?ref=app
The above code works... There was an additional error, you forgot to convert input to integer SAI SRI RAM - CODE HERO
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Thanks all of you
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SAI SRI RAM - CODE HERO , if you need help show your codes and the whole descriptions of the tasks.
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Sure, post your attempt so we can help
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Ok
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You are making a Celsius to Fahrenheit converter.
Write a function to take the Celsius value as an argument and return the corresponding Fahrenheit value.
Sample Input
36
Sample Output
96.8
This is the Question.
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Cool, show the code that you've been working on.
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Ok
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def myfunc(c)
c = input("Enter Celcius value: ")
return 9/5 * c + 32
Here's The CODE.
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But I am Getting A Error
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Plus, you don't need the 'c' parameter if it's just going to be input.
So it would look like:
def myfunc():
c = inp...
return 9/5 ....
print(myfunc())
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Rahul Hemdev You didn't forget anything! I was simply adding on to your good advice
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You are making a Celsius to Fahrenheit converter.
Write a function to take the Celsius value as an argument and return the corresponding Fahrenheit value.
Sample Input
36
Sample Output
96.8
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It is showing me no output