问题
I am a newbie to Python and have been recently attempting to create a BMI calculator, but I am having errors with the following code:
def calculator():
weight = raw_input('Please enter your weight (kg):')
if weight.isdigit and weight > 0:
height = raw_input('Please enter your height (m):')
if height.isdigit and height > 0:
bmi = (weight) / (height ** 2)
print "Your BMI is", bmi
if bmi < 18.5:
print 'You are underweight.'
if bmi >= 18.5 and bmi < 25:
print 'Your BMI is normal.'
if bmi >= 25 and bmi < 30:
print 'You are overweight.'
if bmi >= 30:
print 'You are obese.'
else:
height = raw_input('Please state a valid number (m):')
else:
weight = raw_input('Please state a valid number (kg):')
Whenever I try to execute the code, I am able to enter weight and height, but I am then confronted with this error message:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "*location*", line 40, in <module>
calculator()
File "*location*", line 15, in calculator
bmi = (weight) / (height ** 2)
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for ** or pow(): 'str' and 'int'
I apologize for this dumb question and error-ridden code, but I am very new to programming and appreciate any kind of help. :)
回答1:
raw_input
always returns a str
object. You need to explicitly convert the input to an int
.
You can either do
val = int(raw_input(...))
or
val = raw_input(...)
val = int(val)
As others have mentioned, there are many errors in your code. Here is one:
if height == exit:
Same problem with weight
condition. I am just going to point out as you didn't ask about this in question so I will let you find out what the problem is :).
回答2:
Please use it this way
def calculator():
weight = int(raw_input('Please enter your weight (kg):'))
if weight >0 and weight > 0:
height = int(raw_input('Please enter your height (m):'))
if height >0 and height > 0:
bmi = (weight) / (height ** 2)
print "Your BMI is", bmi
if bmi < 18.5:
print 'You are underweight.'
if bmi >= 18.5 and bmi < 25:
print 'Your BMI is normal.'
if bmi >= 25 and bmi < 30:
print 'You are overweight.'
if bmi >= 30:
print 'You are obese.'
else:
height = int(raw_input('Please state a valid number (m):'))
if height == exit:
exit()
else:
weight = int(raw_input('Please state a valid number (kg):'))
if weight == exit:
exit()
You need to cast input entries to int because they are strings.
And you no longer have to check if it is a digit,
Still, I suggest you add another condition like:
if weight and height:
#Do stuff
In case no entry was provided.
EDIT:
/!\ In case you need decimals cast them to float
回答3:
the numbers entered should be converted to float. just change the bmi = float(weight)/(float(height)** 2) You are good to go
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32276116/python-raw-input-and-unsupported-operand-types