lilac badger
a= int(input("Your age:21"))
r= int(input("Your resting heart rate:68"))
Training_Heart_Rate = (0.7 * (220 - a) + 0.3 * r)
print(f"Your training heart rate is {Training_Heart_Rate} bpm")
Im doing class work and im very new to python. here a example of what it should put out
Enter your age: 20
Enter your resting heart rate: 70
Training heart rate: 161 beats/min.
what happening is only giving me the age
"Your age:21"
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a= int(input("Your age:21"))
r= int(input("Your resting heart rate:68"))
Trainin...
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glass stream
how are you running the code?
lilac badger
im using the python websit ( https://replit.com/@JayBird2/Python#main.py )
cedar hill
ok well there is a glaring issue
you copied the exact example output into your input prompts
you shouldn't include what the user has entered in the example
then, you actually have to enter a number and press enter to continue on from the input
lilac badger
the example is from the text book. I was trying to use my age and a random heart rate to get a rpm
wasnt trying to use the same number as the example given
cedar hill
you pasted the user input from the example as part of your prompts
a = int(input("Your age:21"))
# ^^
the prompt should end in ": "
lilac badger
I appraicted the help, im slow 💀
when following what you address it prompt a window to type which i did and the final result i got was
Your age:21
Your resting heart rate:68
Your training heart rate is 159.7 bpm
thank you for the help and sorry for bothering you ❤️
cedar hill
perfect
now, for formatting
it looks better if you put a space after the : in the prompt
so then in the terminal an input will look like Your age: 21, with a space before 21
a = int(input("Your age: "))
# ^
especially since the example you posted has spacing
lilac badger
agree it does look better with the space didnt thought of it. I appratice the help. was so confuse why it wasnt giving the output when i put the number down and didnt thought about the output i want was messing with my input promt
cedar hill
||*appreciate||
cedar hill
agree it does look better with the space didnt thought of it. I appratice the he...
actually you could've still written numbers before you changed it, but you thought you couldn't because of how it looked
!e
import sys
import io
sys.stdin = io.StringIO("12")
x = int(input("Enter a number: 87"))
print()
print(x)
@cedar hill :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | Enter a number: 87
002 | 12
see that the input still look the 12 no problem
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