I am working on the following problem.
Write a program that continually prompts for positive integers and stops when the sum of numbers entered exceeds 1000. But my cod
x = 0
total = 0
sum = 0
while sum <= 1000:
x = int(input("Enter an integer:"))
if x<0:
print("Invalid negative value given")
break
sum += x
First:
if sum >= 1000:
...
elif sum < 1000:
...
is redundant, because if you chek for sum >= 1000
, and the elif
is reached, you aready know, that the condition was False
and therefore sum < 1000
has to be true. So you could replace it with
if sum >= 1000:
...
else:
...
Second:
You want to use x
to check, whether the input is negative. Until now, you were simpy increasing it by one each time. Instead, you should first assing the input to x
, and then add this to sum
. So do it like this:
x = int(input("Enter an integer:"))
if x<0:
break
sum += x