def main():
total = 0.0
totalcom = 0.0
name = input("Please enter your name: ")
for x in range(1, 8):
sales = float(input("Please enter your sales from day", x))
total += sales
commission = sales * .1
totalcom += commission
print("Your total sales is: ", total)
print("Your commission is: ", totalcom)
main()
My goal is essentially a commission calculator. I am supposed to get the amount of sales per day from the user. However, I would like the user to know what day the information they are entering is for. The error I get says "input expected at most one arguments, got 2". So is there a way to use x in my input statement?
There are two functions that can be used to read data or input from the user in python: raw_input() and input(). The results can be stored into a variable. raw_input() – It reads the input or command and returns a string. input() – Reads the input and returns a python type like list, tuple, int, etc.
A variable is an input variable if its Input property is Yes. Its value can be input from an external source, such as an Architect call flow. A variable whose Output property is Yes is an output variable. When the script runs, any value assigned to the variable is saved for use outside of the script.
You can use string formatting to insert the value of x
in the string:
sales = float(input("Please enter your sales from day {}".format(x)))
The current value of x
will be inserted in the placeholder {}
.
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