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ARUN DAMODARAN
733 PointsFunctions on Python
The Fizz_Buzz challenge exercise in python was re-created using functions.
There are no issues as such and I am getting the desired results but wanted to check with people in this community if the below code is the correct way to do it using functions.
Below is the code snippet for the same.
import math
def split_check(total_amt, no_of_person): if no_of_person <= 1: raise ValueError("More than one person is required to split the check") elif type(total_amt) == str: raise TypeError("Please enter an integer value") else : return math.ceil(total_amt / no_of_person)
try: total_amt = (input("What is the total amount? "))# if type(total_amt) == str:
raise TypeError("Please enter an integer value")
no_of_person = int(input("How many people? ")) amt_due = split_check(total_amt, no_of_person) except ValueError as err: print("Oh no! That's not a valid value, try again!!!") print("({})".format(err)) except TypeError as err: #print("Oh no! That's not a valid value, try again!!!") print("({})".format(err))
else : print("Each person owes ${}".format(amt_due))
1 Answer
Steven Parker
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