I’m working on a program that is a simulation of an order form/receipt. First, the program prints an invoice, then later prints a receipt based on which payment schedule the user selects (1-4 years) My problem is that I can’t find a way to get the invoice and receipt to print the same monthly payment. This is the code used
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Python Loops result not understanding [closed]
Closed. This question needs debugging details. It is not currently accepting answers. Edit the question to include desired behavior, a specific problem or error, and the shortest code necessary to reproduce the problem. This will help others answer the question. Closed 6 months ago. Improve this question Can anyone please help explain what the hell is going on with this
Solved: A simple calculator to accept two numbers and print the addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of the two numbers
Update: Re did my code. Now **I am unable to find the answer to this issue no 1). ** Newbie here. I spent the whole night trying to figure this out but I feel stuck if anyone can kindly guide me. Below is the question and Code I did for python. Thanks in advance. Limit the input range from -70
String Slicing in c# using intervals
In python there are ways that allow you to access the string using an interval(slicing): Example Get the characters from position 2 to position 5 (not included): Is there something similar in c#? Answer In C# 8.0 (or higher) you can use ranges, e.g Or on old c# versions, Substring: Finally, you can use Linq, but it’s overshoot here:
I don’t get a print result of function when using range
Why can’t I see the result of the function when I use range()? I want to create a range of numbers where each the number will be evaluate in “colla” function. But range doesn’t work with “colla” Answer Your colla() function requires input numbers of 2 and above. Try this: Please be aware that calling colla(0) will result in an
Using a for-loop and range function vs a while-loop
I’m looking for a function like range except that the step is a fraction of the previous number generated. So if the fraction was 99/100 the set of numbers might be something like this: 100, 99, 98.01… 0.001 Would this be more efficiently done with a for-loop and range-like function or with just a while-loop? The code I have so
Python: generate 5 random int (every has own range) with fixed sum
Each value in Total has own range (in %). First: find random values (within ranges that is % from Total.). I tried this (but sum() can be >or< than 100): Second:find exact value for a,b,c,d,e (according to the percentage from Total in First part). I tried this: This code does not work. please help Answer I’d start with the smallest
Including the last value in a range loop Python 3
I am having issues trying to get my code to print the last value of the range when I am running a loop. Here is the problem I was given with my code at the end: Here is the output I receive: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R
How to check check if a string contains a specific character(s) using range() functions and bools in Python?
I’m trying to check in Python GUI if the user’s email is valid after every key release. So I set global bool variables, which are at and dotcom for email validity, but every time I input a valid email format. the bools are still set to false. This is my function for checking the email validity These are my GUI
Why set automatically unpacks range, but list doesn`t? How this can be used?
I create list and set with range. Set unpacks range, list doesn`t Answer The reason why it doesn’t unpack is because my_list is only putting two brackets next to it, if you do that with set it will be the same: But if you do list(…) it will unpack: