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A three if statement problem I am having - WarblingPasta - Nov-01-2018
When I run it I have the problem in which the overall price always calculates as if the carpet is basic, so if I choose a luxury carpet the carpet price will be the same as if I have chosen basic. I have asked my teacher for help and they are unsure
This is my code:
#oneSquareMetre fitting price = £3.75
#One Square metre of basic is £6.50
#One Square metre of standard is £18.75
#One Square metre of luxury is £29.50
oneSquareMetre = float(3.75)
print ("What type of Carpet do you want?")
TypeOfCarpet = input()
print ("What is the size of the room in Square Metres")
SizeOfRoom = float(input())
FittingPrice = float(oneSquareMetre * SizeOfRoom)
print ("Your fitting price in GBP is")
print (FittingPrice)
print ("Your overall price in GBP is")
if ((TypeOfCarpet) == ("basic") or ("Basic")):
CarpetCost = ((6.50) * SizeOfRoom)
print (CarpetCost + FittingPrice)
#print ((float(6.50) * SizeOfRoom))
elif ((TypeOfCarpet) == ("standard") or ("Standard")):
CarpetCost = ((18.75) * SizeOfRoom)
print (CarpetCost + FittingPrice)
#print ((float(6.50) * SizeOfRoom))
elif ((TypeOfCarpet) == ("luxury") or ("Luxury")):
print ((float(29.50) * SizeOfRoom))
RE: A three if statement problem I am having - j.crater - Nov-01-2018
You will most likely find the answer in this tutorial on our forums.