Tip Calculator (Python 3)

Question

Hey, I've been teying to figure out the tip calculator problem. I can't get it, here's my progress so far:
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bill = int(input())

print(float(bill * 20 // 100))
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Answer 1

#Acts like a vacuum for user to input the bill amount

bill = int(input())

x = 20 #tip percentage
y = 100 #overrall percentage

#calculates the tip amount
tip = (bill * int(x))/int(y)
print(float(tip))

Answer 2

bill=int(input())
tip=float(bill*20/100)
print(tip)

Answer 3

Answer is

bill = int(input())
#your code goes here
x = 20 #tip percentage
y = 100 #overrall percentage

#calculates the tip amount
tip = (bill * int(x))/int(y)
print(float(tip))

Answer 4

bill = int(input())

x = 20 #tip percentage
y = 100 #overrall percentage

#calculates the tip amount
tip = (bill * int(x))/int(y)
print(float(tip))

Answer 5

bill = float(input("How much was the meal? "))

fifteen = ((bill / 100) * 15)
eightteen = ((bill / 100) * 18)
twenty = ((bill / 100) * 20)

total1 = (fifteen + bill)
total2 = (eightteen + bill)
total3 = (twenty + bill)

print("\nA 15% tip is quot;, fifteen)
print("With tip your total is quot;, total1)

print("\nAn 18% tip is quot;, eightteen)
print("With tip your total is quot;, total2)

print("\nA 20% tip is quot;, twenty)
print("With tip your total is quot;, total3)

Answer 6

bill = int(input())
#your code goes here
print(float(bill*20/100))

Answer 7

this is mine
bill = int(input())
tip= (bill * 20/100)
print (float (tip))

Answer 8

I did it a shortcut way I did
bill=int(input())
Print(bill*0.2)
This just gave me 20% of whatever input (kind of cheating) but will now learn what was required

Answer 9

tip = float(int(input())*20/100)
print(tip)

Answer 10

bill=float (input("Enter your bill:-"))
tip=20
time=((bill*tip)/100)
print (time)

Answer 11

# My_code
bill = int(input())
#your code goes here
tip = float(input())

print(bill * tip//100)

#Acts like a vacuum for user to input the bill amount

bill = int(input())

x = 20 #tip percentage
y = 100 #overrall percentage

#calculates the tip amount
tip = (bill * int(x))/int(y)
print(float(tip))

What is the diffence between the first code and the second one? Because in the code coach it said the fisrt code was wrong and i did not get why?

Answer 12

Can anyone give me the right answer please???

Answer 13

Nima Tanchangya please, show your attempt before

Answer 14

try this, may not be the cleanest but it works.
def calculate():

print("Welcome To The Python Tip Calculator")
#Prompt the user to enter the amount on the bill
meal = float(int(input("What is the total bill?: ")))
#Prompt the user for the % tip they'd like to leave
tip = int(input("What % tip would you like to give?: "))
#Prompt the user for the # of people splitting the bill
people = int(input("How many people are splitting the bill?: "))

tax = .10
print(tax)
#figure the tip on the bill amount pre tax
tip_amount = meal * tip/100
print(f'Your meal was ${meal} and your tip is ${tip_amount}')
#figure the sales tax from the bill amount
tax_amount = meal * tax
#calculate the total bill to include tax and tip
total_cost = tip_amount + tax_amount + meal
#update the bill to include the tax
print(f' Your total with tax is ${total_cost}')
bill_per_person = total_cost / people
final_total = bill_per_person

#Calculate the amount each person owes based on the bill and tips the user entered

print(f'Your total bill is {total_cost} and each person should pay {final_total}')

# we need to include an option to continue to calculate for other tip amounts

another_amount = input('Would you like to enter another amount? ')
print(another_amount)
for letter in another_amount:
if letter == "n":
print('I hope you have enjoyed using your Python Tip Calculator!')
return
else:
another_amount == "y"
calculate()

calculate()

Answer 15

You almost had it, Aron!

The real answer is:

bill = int(input())

print(float(bill*20/100))

For yours, you used the integer division symbol which is 2 slashes. You need to use the normal division symbol (one slash) for the syntax on this problem to work.

Hope this helps!

Answer 16

Hello it tried replicating the code but am not prompted to give the input

Answer 17

hi! you use the integer division operator // instead of the normal one /