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I have a program that determines the number of points you get per day, for 5 days from an event.
source code:
total=0 for x in range (5): points=int(input('How many points did you get today?')) total=total+points print ('You got {0} points this event'.format(total)) My question is how do I get it to make any number below or equal to zero a 0 without using decision statements (if's, case's, i think while or for loop is not allowed either)
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In Python, positive numbers can be changed to negative numbers with the help of the in-built method provided in the Python library called abs (). When abs () is used, it converts negative numbers to positive. However, when -abs () is used, then a positive number can be changed to a negative number.
A common math method is abs. This computes absolute values. It removes the negative sign (if there is one) from the number and returns that.
Can you use built-in functions? Because this is normally done using:
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