> minus_weekends=hourly_income*64 > total_income=int(minus_weekends-sum_of_monthly)
Here's problem number 1 - you're taking the values the wrong way around :) It should be total_income=int(sum_of_monthly-minus_weekends) > sum_of_monthly=int(yearly_income/12) Here's the second problem you encountered. The problem derives from the fact that the operation is using two integers, which returns an integer. Integer division and the int function rounds down, as it were - 7/6 will give you 1, int(5.9) will give you 5. This gives you 16666 when you use 200000, due to rounding down, whereas the answer you want is 200000/12.0 (16666.666666666668). I suggest you don't use int here yet, and use 12.0 instead of 12, in order to get a float as you are performing further operations with the result, which will suffer due to a loss of accuracy. _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org To unsubscribe or change subscription options: http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
