💯 2a - Using python to calculate things
Introductory Exercise:
Calculating Profits: Fix the following program
Profits are calulated as Profit = Revenue - Cost
The programmer who created the following code made a huge mistake and calculated profits as Revenue + Cost please fix this program!
🔨 Fix the program here:
Calculating Profits: Solving a new formula
What is Profit Margin? - ClayTrader business
Profit margins are calculated as Profit Margin = (Net Profit / Revenue) * 100
Finish the following program so that the program prints your
🔨 Fix the program here:
Optional Assigments
The secret of building wealth: Compound Interest
This might be a concept harder to understand but here we have a program that approximates how rich you will be if you started an investing account (and you don't add or remove money from your investing account)
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age_start_investing = 20
age_retirement = 22
initial_investment = 1000
yearly_interest_percent = 5
expected_yearly_interestgain = 1.00 + yearly_interest_percent*0.01
worth_end = initial_investment* expected_yearly_interestgain**(age_retirement - age_start_investing)
print("\nInvestment Calculator \n -----------------")
print("If you create an investment account at:\n age {age_start_investing} with an yearly interest rate of {yearly_interest_percent} percent ".format(age_start_investing=age_start_investing, yearly_interest_percent=yearly_interest_percent))
print('\nAt the age of {age_retirement} your ${initial_investment} will become: {worth_end}'.format(age_retirement=age_retirement, initial_investment = initial_investment, worth_end= worth_end))
🧪 Try the code out!
🧪 Play with the following code!
Play around with the next python code
- Try changing the age you start investing (e.g. from 18 to 20)
- Try changing your initial investment (e.g. from 1000 to 2000)
- Try Changing the interest_rate (e.g. from 8 % yearly to 12%)
But what if I invest $1000 every year? 🙋♂️
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🧪 Play with the following code!
Play around with the next python code
- Try changing the age you start investing (e.g. from 18 to 20)
- Try changing your initial investment (e.g. from 1000 to 2000)
- Try Changing the interest_rate (e.g. from 8 % yearly to 12%)
** Don't worry about the code below line 8**
Cheating your Physics Exam
The following program calculates the position of something based on variables: These are the linear motion formulas
I don't condone cheating or anything related to actual academic dishonesty, this is just a what if scenario... ٩(｡•́‿•̀｡)۶
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The following program doesn't follow the formula properly please fix it (it should print 32 when v1 = 2, aceleration = 3 and time = 10)
initial_velocity = 2
aceleration = 3
time_elapsed = 10
print("Velocity of the object at time: "+ str(time_elapsed))
print(initial_velocity + aceleration)