What is the right answer of flight time quize

Question

distance=7425
speed=550
time=(distance//speed)
print(time 'hour')

Answer 1

Jupitora Roy

distance is 7425

And also use normal division (/)

There are two type of division

1 - normal division (/) which gives result with decimal
2 - floor division (//) which gives result without decimal

So for example:

print (5 / 2) = 2.5
print (5 // 2) = 2

Answer 2

now correct the integer division to the normal division

Answer 3

So the answer is 1hour👍

Answer 4

print(time)

Answer 5

now correct the integer division to the normal division

Thanks
Yaroslav Vernigora

Answer 6

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Thanks

Answer 7

Kshitiz
Ya answer is 1 hour

Answer 8

Thanks.

Answer 9

distance=742
speed=550
time=(distance//speed)
print(time )

Is not working

Answer 10

// means quotient

Answer 11

#We declare and assign our variables to int type values
distance = 7425
speed = 550

#**************************** Notice**********************************#

"""
There are 3 types of division operations:
- Normal division (/): Gives the exact quotient(in decimal form)
e.g: 7/2 = 3.5
Floor division (//): Similar to division but returns the largest possible integer.
e.g: 7//2 = 3
Modulus(%): returns the remainder of floor division.
e.g: 7%2 = 1
"""

#define our operation which returns either the approximate number of hours or #the exact number depending on question
time = (distance // speed)

'Or: time = (distance / speed) for exact value

Or for those who like complicating things ;-):

checker = distance % speed

#If you want approx number of hours rounded up
if Checker == 0:
time = (distance / speed)
print(str(time) + " hour(s)")

#If you want approx number of hours rounded up
elif Checker > 0:
time = (distance // speed) + 1 # No '+1'
print(str(time) + " hour(s)")

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I am not sure this method of concatination in the print function; print(time 'hour') is correct(Maybe the source of error)
You could use :
+ operator.
join() method.
% operator.
format() function.
f-string (Literal String Interpolation)
You can find out more abut this on this page: https://www.journaldev.com/23575/JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK-string-concatenation

Answer 12

This is correct Answer
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print(7425 / 550)