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My output is (Underweight) with space under it. .... Expected output (Underweight) without space š help me in that project
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https://code.sololearn.com/c0ZgTf0yT1u0/?ref=app
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That means your code is correct. Don't worry about the space ā it's not related to your code
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Nothing to fix, it's just how sololearn displays it. It doesn't have anything to do with your code.
So which test case shows an error?
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Hayam Mohammed
Try this:
weight=int(input())
height=float(input())
BMI=weight/(height**2)
if BMI<18.5:
print("Underweight")
elif 18.5>=BMI and BMI< 25:
print('Normal')
elif 25<= BMI and BMI<30:
print("Overweight")
else:
print('Obesity')
You are getting an error because you didn't use the and operator for Normal and Overweight.
The and operator is important for this type of code. I hope you understand.
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your Bmi calculation formula is wrong,
bmi formula is :- weight(kg)/height(m)^2
so BMI = weight / (height/100)**2;
https://code.sololearn.com/cpfjqSZMgu4v/?ref=app
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What did you input?
Weight is in kg
Height in m
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But it shows green (passed)?
The space below could just be the field size and not due to your code?
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weight = int(input())
height = float(input())
BMI = weight/height**2
if BMI <18.5 :
print('Underweight')
elif BMI >= 18.5 and BMI < 25 :
print('Normal')
elif BMI >= 25 and BMI < 30 :
print('Overweight')
elif BMI > 30 :
print('Obesity')
Try using this one
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Finally guys i've passed the project
Thanks to **š¦šŖ|š¦šŖ**
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We cant use the link in a tag. Just put it in the description
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Sorry,
it's my first question
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Note that you have a typo in overweight
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Andy_Roid thanks for help
But your formula gives me the output (obesity) while the expected output is Underweight
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The project height input is in meters so i think the formula is right
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Hayam Mohammed Go through the link u'll figure it out.
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Hayam Mohammed when calculating height in meters, and weight in Kilograms
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Hayam Mohammed Input height in cm's and weight in kilograms,
but when calculating height in mtrs and weight in kgs
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So does it work now?
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Your code seems to work as expected. Which test case fails?