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Start your free trialIgnatius Matongo
9,418 Pointssquared
EXAMPLES
def squared(num): num = input("enter the values: ") try : total=num*num return total except ValueError: return len(num)
# EXAMPLES
def squared(num):
num = input("enter the values: ")
try :
total=num*num
return total
except ValueError:
return len(num)
# squared(5) would return 25
# squared("2") would return 4
# squared("tim") would return "timtimtim"
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,236 PointsHere's a few hints:
- the value is passed in as the argument, you won't need an "input" statement
- the code in the "try" block should include an explicit conversion to a number
- if the conversion fails, the return should be the length multiplied by the argument itself
Ignatius Matongo
9,418 Pointscan you help me with code am stuck
Steven Parker
231,236 PointsStart by implementing the suggestions, and then show the code you have at that point if you're still having trouble.