I want to convert feet into inches using function

Question

i created this code but ut is'nt working
def function(foot=int(input())):
inches = 12 * foot
print(inches)

function(foot)

Answer 1

Although I'm sure that this code was made not knowing what you were doing (so go study now)

To make it work the last line should be:

function()

Without any indentation

Answer 2

Hi Tarun!
That's not a proper way to declare an argument as input variable. You can declare it before the defining or calling the function.
And also, function should be called in a same vertical line to its defined function.
Here it is your corrected code.

foot = int(input())
def function(foot):
inches = 12 * foot
print(inches)
#foot can be declared here too
#foot = int(input())
function(foot)

Answer 3

Tarun The way in which you've constructed your code gives me a feeling that you don't practice much coding; so try to go through the basics one more time, and everything will be fine. Here is the correct code:

def to_inch(foot):
print(foot * 12)

to_inch(int(input()))

# Happy coding!

Answer 4

Here is correct code in JavaScript

let foot = parseInt(readLine(), 10);

/* Define the convert() function */
function convert (foot) {
console.log(foot * 12)
}

convert(foot);

Answer 5

In Java

import java.util.Scanner;

public class Main{
static void convert(double foot) {
double inch = foot * 12;
double num = inch;
System.out.println(num);
}
//your code goes here

public static void main(String[] args) {
Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);
double num = sc.nextDouble();

convert(num);
}
}

It runs smoothly