module 4 working with numbers

Author: hockeygeekgirl

module4WorkingWithNumbers/module4WorkingWithNumbers.sln

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module4WorkingWithNumbers/module4WorkingWithNumbers/AskUserForInput.py

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+salary = input("please enter your salary ")
+bonus = input("please enter your bonus ")
+
+paycheckAmount = float(salary) + float(bonus)
+
+print(paycheckAmount)

module4WorkingWithNumbers/module4WorkingWithNumbers/module4WorkingWithNumbers.py

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+area = 0
+height = 10
+width = 20
+
+#calculate the area of a triangle
+area = width * height /2 
+
+#printing formatted float value with 2 decimal places
+print("the area of the triangle would be %.2f" % area)
+
+#printing the formatted decimal number with right justified to take up 6 spaces
+#with leading zeros
+print("My favorite number is %06d !" % 42)
+
+#do the same thing with the .format syntax to include numbers our output
+print("the area of the triangle would be {0:f} ".format(area))
+print("my favorite number is {0:d} ".format(42))
+
+#this is an example with multiple numbers
+#I have used the \ to indicate command continues on next line
+print("Here are three numbers! " + \
+    "The first is {0:d} The second is {1:4d} and {2:d}".format(7,8,9))
+
+
+
+

module4WorkingWithNumbers/module4WorkingWithNumbers/module4WorkingWithNumbers.pyproj

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