Hello guys! In my last class on programming, I gave an exercise to try so you could strengthen your knowledge on what I just taught. First of all let me congratulate all of you who got the right codes for the program. And don't feel bad or discouraged if you didn't get it right, as I'm here now to break it down.
EXERCISES:
- Ask the user to enter a number, then print out the square of the number.
- Write a program that asks the user for a weight in kilograms, then convert it to pounds. There are 22 pounds in a kilogram.
Solution to exercise 1.
- Write a code that prompts the user to enter a number.
- Write a code that prints the square of the number. Here's an example.
Solution to exercise 2.
- Write a code that prompts a user to enter the weight in kilograms.e. g
- Print out the weight in pounds using the conversion of.
1 kilogram = 22 pounds.
Here's an example.
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