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print "How old are you?", age = raw_input() print "How tall are you in inches?", height = raw_input() print "How much do you weigh in pounds", weight = raw_input() print "So, you are %r years old, %r inches tall, and %d kilograms." % ( age, height, weight / 2.2) So I am new to code and this is my code. When I use terminal to compile it, I get this: How old are you? 1 How tall are you in inches? 1 How much do you weigh in pounds 1 Traceback (most recent call last): File "ex11.py", line 9, in <module> age, height, weight / 2.2) TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for /: 'str' and 'float' Can

I need to set up user permissions within the same table, based on the value of a field. I know that this is not directly possible in Access but a post on Allenbrown.com points to a way of doing this see here . I'm not proficient in coding so I'm hoping that I can get some directions from you. Here are the details: I have two tables in the database, a parent one populated via a form and a children one populated via a subform. The parent contains companies and the child contain subsidiaries of those companies. In the child table, I have a field called "Domicile" and I want to discriminate user

I'm using MinGW on windows 7 to compile C files. My problem is a strange behaviour with scanf() to read double s from user input. My code: int main() { double radius = 0; double pi = 3.14159; scanf("%lf \n", &radius); // after the input, it continues waiting... radius = ((radius * radius) * pi); printf("A=%.4lf\n", radius); return 0; } When I run this program it's necessary input a value, let's suppose 100.64 , the normal behaviour is press enter and the program should continue and show the result, but the program stays waiting for more input. If I type 0 and press enter again, the program

I'm trying to create a new object using a user input. I tried assigning the user input to variables but don't know how to add the variables to the new object in the when I declare the new object. This is just the part of my code that i need help with. part i need help with is line 8. i know i can just put something random and when i use my set methods it will overwrite but that's not what I want. thank you in advance Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in); System.out.println("Enter the name of the Soda: "); String soda = input.nextLine(); System.out.println("Inventory count?: "); int product =

I'm quite new to java, although I have a fairly basic knowledge of C++. For my assignment I am counting change and sorting it into American currency (i.e., if you had 105 cents, it would divide it into one dollar and one dime). Logically I understand how to do this, but I'm having some serious trouble understanding the java syntax. I'm having serious trouble to find a way to assign a user-inputted value to a variable of my creation. In C++ you would simply use cin, but Java seems to be a lot more complicated in this regard. Here is my code so far: package coinCounter; import KeyboardPackage

I want to get a number input by the user via input() and compare it with a specific value, i.e., 3 . However, I have the impression my if statement doesn't work. The comparison is always False . Start = input() if Start == 3: print ("successful") Python 3 input function returns string. Try like this start = input("-->: ") if start == "3": print("successful") moooeeeep Some things you could do on your own to get to the root of the problem: Ways to get to know the type of the object: print(type(start)) # prints <class 'str'> print(repr(start)) # prints '3' Unlike Python 2.x, the function input()