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What's wrong with this program
celsius()= int(input()) def conv(): conv() = (9//5*celsius)+32 return conv() def fahrenheit (): Fahrenheit = conv(celsius()) print Fahrenheit
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Hossam Mohamed ,
sorry to say, but there are too many issues with your code.
before proceeding you should repeat the last lessons, do practicing as much as possible, then do a new try
celsius()= int(input()) # celsius() has to be a variable, don't need parenthesis
def conv(): # needs a parameter / variable to hold the input
conv() = (9//5*celsius)+32 # conv() has to be a variable, don't need parenthesis, also use other name because conv is already used for the function
# formula is not correct, should be (9/5*celsius)+32
return conv() # has to be a variable without parenthesis
def fahrenheit (): # not required remove it
Fahrenheit = conv(celsius()) # celsius is a variable that can not have parenthesis
print Fahrenheit # print needs to have parenthesis with variable Fahrenheit inside