If the temperature is 100 or above, the functions return “It is hot.”;
If the temperature is between 70 and 100, the function returns “It is warm.”;
If the temperature is between 32 and 70, the functions return “It is cool.”;
If the temperature is below 32, it returns “It is cold.”
The function feelTemp will take one value for the temperature, and then returns a category as a string.
When running the program, the user is prompted to input a temperature, then the program print one of the four categorical levels (hot, warm, cool, and cold) that the given temperature falls into.
I have tried this but getting an error in syntax.
What should I do?:
def feelTemp(t):
if t<=100:
return "It is hot."
elif t>=70 and t<=100:
return "It is warm."
elif t>=32 and t<=70:
return "It is cool."
else:
return "It is cold."
feelTemp(105)
And how to set an input field as well?
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