If I do this, a%b == 0, how can I store the value of a to another variable?

Answer 1

Another_variable = a
Is it not working?
Pls add more clarification to question..

Can you show the code sample?

Answer 2

f"{i}{mid_price}{j}"
Is an f-string
It is used to format a string It is equivalent to;
"{}{}{}".format(i, mid_price, j)
Or
str(i) + mid_price + str(j)

It's just a shorter way to do the multiple lines you have that accomplish the same thing, using less variables.

The the result of the new String is passed to the int() function

Answer 3

Where is a assigned?
Can you show your code snippet?

Answer 4

If you want to store the boolean value of this expression you can just enclose the expression in () and assign it to a variable :

c = (a%b==0)

If you want a 1 or 0 as response, pass it to int() function :

c = int(a%b==0)

Answer 5

Is python need variable type declaration...?

Why are you using return a in loop..?
It has syntax errors..

I tried to remove all I and it giving output.. Are you trying same or something else.. idk. check this code? @Dan Honorio

mid_price = 1283
count = 31
for i in range (1,10):
plsfrstdgt = str(i) +str( mid_price
)
for j in range (0,10):
plslstdgt = plsfrstdgt + str(j)
fnlPrice = int(plslstdgt)
price_per_choco = fnlPrice//count
if fnlPrice % count == 0:
store=fnlPrice
print(store, price_per_choco
)
else:
print(store, price_per_choco
, "Impossible")
#added values in else part for clarity only, you can remove.

Answer 6

https://code.sololearn.com/cgbtT553Agro/?ref=app

Answer 7

Can you explain what this means ChaoticDawg? int(f"{i}{mid_price}{j}")

Answer 8

Thank you🙂

Answer 9

Code snippet:

str mid_price = 1283
int count = 31
for i in range (1,10):
plsfrstdgt = str(i) + mid_price
for j in range (0,10):
plslstdgt = plsfrstdgt + str(j)
fnlPrice = int(plslstdgt)
price_per_choco = fnlPrice//count
if fnlPrice % count == 0:
store=fnlPrice
return store, price_per_choco
else:
return "Impossible"

What I am trying to do here is I am trying to find the greatest value for fnlPrice that is divisible by my count. To do this, i thought of storing the values of fnlPrice that is divisible by count to the store variable until I find the greatest value for fnlPrice. The mid_price and count are just example inputs. the return impossible part means that if the possible values of fnlPrice is not divisible by count then I just return "impossible" on the command prompt

Answer 10

Thank you. I will try this