Chaining Multiple Conditions traceback error

Question

Can anyone help me to see the error? I am getting "traceback error" in line 3 all the time, i tried already in thE jupiter notebook and it runs ok...

This is one of the exercises in the the app
"chaining multiple conditions"
The university gives students discounts on tuition fees depending on their performance:
90-100 => 50%
80-89 => 30%
70-79 => 10%
0-69 => 0%
Write a program that will take the scores from the first and second semesters, then calculate the average score, and output the result, depending on the score.

Sample Input
67
83
Sample Output
10

My code:

name = input()
sem1_score = int(input())
sem2_score = int(input())
average = (sem1_score + sem2_score )/2
if average >=90 and average <= 100:
print(50)
elif average >=80 and average <= 89:
print(30)
elif average >= 70 and average <=79:
print(10)
elif average >=0 and average <=69:
print(0)

Answer 1

I have just copypasted that code snippet into Playground and run it.

It worked without issues!

What I meant was that you need to give the user input in three different lines in that submit window.

Answer 2

Does it change when you enter the three inputs in separate lines?

Answer 3

I tried but if I move the line 3 "sem2_score=int(input())" to line 5 for example the traceback error goes to line 5

Answer 4

Great, thanks. Maybe it has to be with the app... I will report it to the team and see if they can help

Answer 5

Ok, I think that I saw the issue. By default the code written came with the name, sem1_score, and sem2_score as input variables. And the test was only given 2 inputs, sem1_score and sem2_score. I just commented the first line and sorted :).
Thanks a lot for the help

Answer 6

Good you found it! :)

BTW, in Python you can also write conditions like this:

if 90 <= average <= 100:
...

Answer 7

Great to now, thanks!

Answer 8

I encountered the same issue with the name input. I wrote mine a little differently below but there are multiple ways to get the job done.

#name = input()
sem1_score = int(input())
sem2_score = int(input())
#your code goes here
average = ((sem1_score + sem2_score)/2)
if (average >= 90):
print("50")
elif (average >= 80 and average <= 89):
print("30")
elif (average >= 70 and average <= 79):
print("10")
else:
print ("0")

Answer 9

Hi guys, i'm new here :)

I have a syntax error and can’t find it...

My code:

score1 = int(input())
score2 = int(input())
avgscore = (score1+score2)/2
if (avgscore >= 90 and avgscore <= 100):
print("50")
elif (avgscore >= 80 and avgscore <= 89):
print("30")
elif (avgscore >= 90 and avgscore <= 100):
print("50")
elif (avgscore >= 70 and avgscore <= 79):
print("10")
elif (avgscore >= 0 and avgscore <= 69)
print("0")

Thanks!

Answer 10

Looks like you are missing a colon on line 12 after 69.

Answer 11

score1 = int(input())
score2 = int(input())
#your code goes here
Total = (score1 + score2)
Avg = (Total/2)
if (Avg >= 90 and Avg <= 100):
print ("50")
elif (Avg >= 80 and Avg <= 89):
print ("30")
elif (Avg >= 70 and Avg <= 79):
print ("10")
else:
print ("0")