Hey please someone tell me how to avoid float input in this code fruit = int(input()) apple=fruit/2 print(apple//3)

Answer 1

Input () always return string. You can round the value if needed.
But why you want to divide fruit and return is apple? I mean imagine you input 4 grapes and then expect 2 apples by dividing the grape?! This sounds like a great conceptual fruit salad

Answer 2

Please can you give an example.... If any float is given as input then you want to raise an error or something else?

Answer 3

Vishal Tiwari __floordiv__ (the magic method that works behind the operator // ) returns an integer.

You can have a look at this one
fruit = int(input())
apple=fruit//6
print(apple)

Answer 4

Ya I know that it returns only the quotient

Answer 5

Thanks for the help

Answer 6

Vishal Tiwari sorry I was wrong. If either the dividend or the divisor is a float, then __floordiv__ will also return a float.

Answer 7

Because the challenge said that half of the input is apple and other half are grapes

Answer 8

Example=input=4
Expected output=0
Real output=0.0

Answer 9

I want only 0

Answer 10

Thanks it worked

Answer 11

And leave the remainder as it is and does not show it

Answer 12

No you were right

Answer 13

You can't enter float in int(input()) code

Answer 14

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