I want to multiply two variables, but I get an error

[LeqendFire]

I have two questions.

First: I want to multiply two variables, but I get an error. How can I solve it?
here is my Code:

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Name = 'Random' Height = 1,65 Weight = 52 bmi = Weight / (Height * Height) print ('Name: ') print (Name) print ('BMI: ') print (bmi) print (Name) if bmi < 25:     print ('is underweight') elif bmi > 25:     print ('is overweight') elif bmi == 25:     print ('is normal-weight')

Error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "D:/Python Scripts/if-Abfrage Testen.py", line 4, in <module>
    bmi = Weight / (Height * Height)
TypeError: can't multiply sequence by non-int of type 'tuple'

My second question: How can I make, that it prints the name of the person and the type of weigh it has in one line?
Like that: "Random is overweight"

Hope, you can help me. Here is a smiley for you

[deanhystad]

Do not use comma to mark the decimal place. Use period. By using a comma you told python that height is a tuple, two numbers (1, 65).

[Yoriz]

Thanks for the smiley

Using f strings for the print statements

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name = 'Random' height = 1.65 weight = 52 bmi = weight / (height * height) print(f'Name: {name}\nBMI: {bmi}') if bmi < 25:     print(f'{name} is underweight') elif bmi > 25:     print(f'{name} is overweight') elif bmi == 25:     print(f'{name} is normal-weight')

[LeqendFire]

Do not use comma to mark the decimal place. Use period. By using a comma you told python that height is a tuple, two numbers (1, 65).

Thanks, that worked

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Thanks for the smiley

Using f strings for the print statements

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name = 'Random' height = 1.65 weight = 52 bmi = weight / (height * height) print(f'Name: {name}\nBMI: {bmi}') if bmi < 25:     print(f'{name} is underweight') elif bmi > 25:     print(f'{name} is overweight') elif bmi == 25:     print(f'{name} is normal-weight')

Also thanks to you