[LoneDevil]

Code:

multAge = int(input('Multiply the first number of your age by 5 and enter it ' )) addAge = multAge + 3 doubleAge = addAge * 2 Addsecond = int(input('Add the second number of your age ' )) Secondadd = doubleAge + Addsecond age = Secondadd - 6 print(age)

It's the simplest thing ever, however it's still fun.


(the math for this: Ask the person to multiply the first number of his or her age by 5.
Tell them to add 3.
Now tell them to double this figure.
Finally, have the person add the second number of his or her age to the figure and ave them tell you their answer.
Deduct 6 and you will have their age.)

Ps. I know the math involved is sorta childish, but yeah I was bored...

[noize]

Code:

input("Think about a number and press enter...") input("Multiply the number by 9...") input("Deduct 5 from the result...") input("Now sum the digits composing the result...") input("If there are still more than 2 digits sum them until you have a one digit number...") print("... which is 4.")

[noize]

Code:

input("Think about a number and press enter...") input("Multiply the number by 9...") input("Deduct 5 from the result...") input("Now sum the digits composing the result...") input("If there are still more than 2 digits sum them until you have a one digit number...") print("... which is 4.")

[ArkPhaze]

It's cool. You should check the input though. Otherwise you could have just done this:

Code:

num1 = (int(input('Multiply the first number of your age by 5 and enter it ' )) + 3) * 2 num2 = int(input('Add the second number of your age ' )) age = num1 + num2 - 6 print(age)

[ArkPhaze]

It's cool. You should check the input though. Otherwise you could have just done this:

Code:

num1 = (int(input('Multiply the first number of your age by 5 and enter it ' )) + 3) * 2 num2 = int(input('Add the second number of your age ' )) age = num1 + num2 - 6 print(age)

[hellomen]

Input is already an number so 14 = int 14.00 = float
you're right about it if you are counting it towards even if the user fills out .00 or if it was raw_input = most likely a string

[Deque]

Input is already an number so 14 = int 14.00 = float
you're right about it if you are counting it towards even if the user fills out .00 or if it was raw_input = most likely a string

Nope, he is using Python 3 (most likely). And there input() returns a string.

[hellomen]

Input is already an number so 14 = int 14.00 = float
you're right about it if you are counting it towards even if the user fills out .00 or if it was raw_input = most likely a string

Nope, he is using Python 3 (most likely). And there input() returns a string.

Sorry mate I thought it was python 2 my bad I am new in python and I just learned that