I am doing a simple program that takes input from the user (a temp. in degrees
Celsius) and converts it to a temperature in Fahrenheit. The following program
works:
def conversion ():
C = input ("Enter the temperature in degrees Celcius:\n")
F = (9.0 / 5.0) * C + 32
print F
conversion ()
However, if I try to use the raw_input function, and then convert the variable
to an integer, it does not work:
def conversion ():
C = raw_input ("Enter the temperature in degrees Celcius:\n")
int (C)
F = (9.0 / 5.0) * C + 32
print F
conversion ()
Am I missing a step on converting the variable C from a string to an integer,
or is it not possible to do this? I get the error that it is not possible to
concatenate a str and int.
Thanks!
Jessica Brink
Business/Computer Teacher
Northland Pines High School
Eagle River, WI
715-479-4473 ext. 0701
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