Is this code correct for conversion of Celsius to fahrenheit.not working..plz help

Question

celsius = int(input())

def conv():
Celsius = (Fahrenheit - 32) * 5.0/9.0
celsius = conv(fahrenheit)
print()

Answer 1

Arvind Kumar So it is Celsius to Farenheit???
Sorry bro, my bad not reading properly.

celsius = float(input())

def conv(cels):
fahren = (cels * 9/5) + 32
return fahren

fahrenheit = conv(celsius)
print(fahrenheit)

Answer 2

《 Nicko12 》 nice code
by the Arvind Kumar it was a nice question

Answer 3

EDIT: (lol I focused on the code, not on the formula)

celsius = float(input())

def conv(cels):
fahren = (cels * 9/5) + 32
return fahren

fahrenheit = conv(celsius)
print(fahrenheit)

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#First, the input is to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit, so the formula must be Celsius to Fahrenheit.

#Second, you should have a Paramater(cels) in the function if you want to pass an Argument(celsius) if you want to modify a certain argument.

#Third, you must have a "return" keyword to return the converted value if you are assigning it to a variable.

#Last, you must print the variable "fahrenheit" which has the returned or converted value to print or output the result.

I hope this helps, Good Luck and Happy Coding!

Answer 4

Arvind Kumar
Try this:

fahrenheit = float(input())

#I forgot that it needs decimals.

Answer 5

《 Nicko12 》 Thanks for the help brother

Answer 6

《 Nicko12 》 sorry bro your code is not working

Answer 7

《 Nicko12 》 actually it is a project question in Python and I am not able to solve it , it is not running

Answer 8

My code is running: 🥳🥳🥳

celsius = int(input)
def conv(c):
fahrenheit = (c * (9/5) + 32)
return fahrenheit
fahrenheit = conv(celsius)
print (fahrenheit)

Answer 9

fahrenheit = float(input())

def conv(fahren):
cels = (fahren - 32) * 5.0/9.0
return cels

celsius = conv(fahrenheit)
print(celsius)

#This is also not working

Answer 10

1st case
input =36
Output=96.8
2nd case
input=0
Output=32.0

Answer 11

Actually, the formula is provided on the question page. You just have to copy and paste into the function.

https://code.sololearn.com/cmb1VX4r61pq/?ref=app

Answer 12

celsius = int(input())

def conv(c):
#your code goes here
a=((9/5) *c + 32)
return a

fahrenheit = conv(celsius)
print(fahrenheit)

Answer 13

Sneha Singh thank u

Answer 14

Gene Awuni
If u wanna know the « Celsius / Fahrenheit » code coach solution... see 6 msg. above urs !!

Answer 15

harsh lakhara see 4 msg above u !!

Answer 16

Arvind Kumar Its working just fine with me, Is that a challenge that needs test cases?

Answer 17

Sorry, I cant see the test cases so what are the Input and Output of the first two test case, knowing this would be a big help.

Answer 18

Okay, So, what are the test cases?

Answer 19

The problem is in your def function

You should put:
fahrenheit =
Instead of Celsius because your are requested to get celsius degree and need convert it to fahrenheit >>>> the variable

So your solution should be:

celsius = int(input())
def conv():
fahrenheit = (celsius * 9 / 5) + 32
return fahrenheit

fahrenheit = conv(celsius)
print(fahrenheit)

Answer 20

def fahren(cel):
return (9/5)*cel + 32
c=fahren(eval(input()))
print(c)