Can u me to fix this code?

Question

x <- readline(prompt='Enter the number:')
#your code goes here
litre<- x*3.875
litre<-as.integer(litre)
print(litre)

Answer 1

Alexander Shensnevich print should be in small letter .
Hello world should be inside the
✖️semicolons
✔️ single or double quotes

Answer 2

AML Yakin

Yes but don't learn multiple languages together because every languages syntax are different so you may get confuse like here you have written prompt inside readLine function. And also read lessons properly because in previous lesson given how to take input and what is the syntax.

Answer 3

AML Yakin

You don't need to convert litre in integer. Practice description didn't say anything. Check my previous answer again.

Answer 4

Try this
#Can u me to fix this code?

x <- readLines('stdin')
#your code goes here
x<-as.integer(x)
sum<-x*3.20
sum<- as.integer(sum)
print(litre)

Answer 5

AML Yakin

Here is right solution:

x <- readLines('stdin')

litre <- as.integer(x)

print(litre * 3.785)

Answer 6

AML Yakin

Syntax of reading input is wrong. Did you see lesson properly?

Here is proper syntax.

x = readLines('stdin')

you have to convert x to integer not litre to integer. Litre will be integer after multiply with x

Answer 7

SoloProg

Why x <- 2.5?

Answer 8

Thx bro

Answer 9

A͢J - S͟o͟l͟o͟H͟e͟l͟p͟e͟r͟

I was just giving ideas for temporary solutions
:D

Answer 10

HrCoder

One mistake it should be "inside the single quotes or double quotes"

Answer 11

litre < - as. integer litre) ♂️🌎

Answer 12

Litre values comes float so i use integer...

Answer 13

Ok

Answer 14

AML Yakin

You have to convert litre to gallon and gallon can be in float.

Answer 15

change 1st line
x <- 2.5

Answer 16

Ok it's my mistake

Answer 17

A͢J - S͟o͟l͟o͟H͟e͟l͟p͟e͟r͟ No , i was just giving him an example to covert float to int

Answer 18

HrCoder

Ok then good

Answer 19

I complete that task with all of you

Answer 20

A͢J - S͟o͟l͟o͟H͟e͟l͟p͟e͟r͟ sorry for that
I thought " is called semicolons mistakenly 😨