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January 30th, 2002, 06:21 PM
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I CANT FIGRE OUT WHATS WRONG!!! aRRG!!
here's the program, I'm reading a tutorial on Python, and im trying to write a program, but this has errors and i dont know whats wrong. Anyone help?
Code:
#print menu
print "Area Caculation Program"
print "-----------------------"
print
print "Select a shape"
print "1. Rectangle"
print "2. Circle"
print "3. Triangle"
print "4. Trapazoid"
shape = input()
#get area
if shape == 1:
print "Area of a Rectangle
print "---------------"
print
length = input("Please input length")
width = input("Please input width")
area = length*width
print "the area is", area
elif shape == 2
print "Area of a Circle
print "---------------"
print
radius = input("Please input the radius")
area = (3.14*radius)radius
print "The area is", area
elif shape == 3
print "Area of a Triangle"
print "------------------"
print
length = input("Please input length")
width = input("Please input width")
area = .5(length*width)
print "The area is", area
elif shape == 4
print "Area of a Trapazoid"
print "-------------------"
print
length = input("Please input length")
b = input("Please input the first width")
c = input("Please input the second width")
area = .5length(b+c)
print "The area is", area
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February 1st, 2002, 03:23 AM
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I can't figure out what's wrong either.
 If I don't know what errors you get, I can't help you, although I do have a tip: don't use input(), but use raw_input(), and then convert it to an int, like this: int(raw_input()). Take a look here, part 4.12. It's a great book, btw.
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February 1st, 2002, 03:06 PM
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it's alright, i found out whats wrong, i just forgot some :'s and *'s. Anyway I fixed it, and now it works fine. Ill check out that link anyway though, thanks!
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