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Kurobe Kuro^T_T^
5,369 Pointswhat shoul i put in between the () it doesent say what to add
def is_odd(num):
if
2 Answers
Josh Keenan
20,315 PointsWhat you have between the () currently, num, is perfectly fine.
Now you have to figure out if a number is odd, to check if a number is divisible by 2 you need to use the % operator. It checks if there is a remainder, so if there is a remainder we know it is an odd number.
Hope this helps, feel free to ask for help if needed, good luck!
Josh Keenan
20,315 PointsYou were close:
def is_odd(num):
if num % 2 != 0:
return True
Kurobe Kuro^T_T^
5,369 Pointsahhhh come on is wa a !=
Kurobe Kuro^T_T^
5,369 Pointsthank you for you time you a great person thank you for you time
Josh Keenan
20,315 Points!= is the not equal to operator
Kurobe Kuro^T_T^
5,369 PointsKurobe Kuro^T_T^
5,369 Pointsbut how do i use the % im kind of connufuss
Josh Keenan
20,315 PointsJosh Keenan
20,315 PointsIf we wanted to know if a number was divisible by 3, it would look like this:
if num % 3 == 0:This says, if the number is divisible by 3, then we can do whatever.
You want to check if it is NOT divisible by 2
Kurobe Kuro^T_T^
5,369 PointsKurobe Kuro^T_T^
5,369 Pointsohhh i get it now thanks i migth have a idea now
Josh Keenan
20,315 PointsJosh Keenan
20,315 PointsYou got this, I believe in you!
Kurobe Kuro^T_T^
5,369 PointsKurobe Kuro^T_T^
5,369 Pointsby the way should i make a variable for num???
Josh Keenan
20,315 PointsJosh Keenan
20,315 Pointsnum is already like a variable itself, you don't ever need to make a variable for a parameter, you can just use the parameter in the same way.
Kurobe Kuro^T_T^
5,369 PointsKurobe Kuro^T_T^
5,369 Pointsdef id_odd(num): if num % 4 == 2: answer = True elif num % 5 == 1: answer = False return answer
result = int(input("fagagaaga"))
i try is but it doesent work