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Hypotenuse finder in python (help)

Iā€™m new to coding so I figured Iā€™d start on python. Iā€™ve tried using what Iā€™ve learned about functions to write a program that will find the hypotenuse of any triangle. All you have to do is give it the side lengths and it will tell you the hypotenuse of that triangle. If someone could look at it and tell me where I went wrong I would be very appreciative

1st Apr 2018, 2:31 AM
James Hunter
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""" You made a lot of mistake in your short code... Fixed and worked code would be: """ import math def C_squared(a,b): return math.sqrt(a**2+b**2) i1 = int(input()) i2 = int(input()) C=C_squared(i1,i2) print("hypotnuse is "+str(C)) # Anyway, feel free to ask much more help on specific topic (that's too long to explicit each of your mistake ^^)
1st Apr 2018, 2:44 AM
visph
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Thanks so much! I guess Iā€™ve still got some learning to do Iā€™m curious what a simple thought process would be for writing calculator codes. Is it simply 1. Define function 2. Create variables 3. Return input to function 4.Print answer?
1st Apr 2018, 3:50 AM
James Hunter
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