Code Coach : Duty Free

Question

I cannot for the life of me figure out why only the third case doesn’t solve. My best guess is a rounding error. Please help.
https://code.sololearn.com/cTHpSf782iNE/?ref=app

Answer 1

you are breaking if something is less than 20 so your loop isn’t going trough all your items.

Answer 2

the #3 does'not solve anymore.I try it with my code and after i copy your code,but it does'not work,please help me

Answer 3

Check out this code :)

items = input().split(" ")

num = max([eval(i) for i in items])

if num * 1.1 > 20:
print('Back to the store')
else:
print('On to the terminal')

Answer 4

I see, thought by making “check” greater than my while loop stipulation would cause a break there. I’m guessing it does’t check the value of “check” again until it’s done with the for loop?

Answer 5

Hi! Sorry for hijacking your thread, but i have the same problem as you, (#3 doesn't solve), and i am unable to figure out why. I am unfortunately not smart enough to figure out how your tips apply to my code🤔
(I tried 200 200 200 with my code in a python editor, and i got the correct answer, but that was maybe not the point?)
Any tips would be much appreciated😀:
import math

itemsList = [float(s) for s in input().split(" ")]

itemsdollar = [float (i *1.1) for i in itemsList ]
#print(itemsdollar )

for i in itemsdollar :
if i > 20:
print("Back to the store")
break
else:
print("On to the terminal")
break

Answer 6

You are right! How embarrasing😆
Thank you!😀

Answer 7

Code Coach : Duty Free

I tried out this way all the test cases were passing
i=[float(s)*1.1 for s in input().split()]
f=0
for i in i:
if i>20:
f=1
break
else:
f=0
if f==1:
print ("Back to the store")
else:
print ("On to the terminal")