Answer 1

Text =input()
Word =input()
If word in text:
Print('word found')
Else:
Print('word not found')

Answer 2

While ((weight / height) < 18.5):

Answer 3

there is space in line three that is giving error but I suggest that use if/elif in the place of while because this code will print infinite loop.

Answer 4

Sajjad Note: Python uses spaces (or tabs) to separate a block of code from another, unlike C++ and Java which use braces to do so. You need to make sure that you've indented the code right.

Answer 5

There is unnecessary indentation block in line 3 ..and need intended block in line 4 ,6,8,10..I suggest to use if and elif for this code

Answer 6

while( (weight / height)<18.5);

Answer 7

Use if else statement not while

Answer 8

I think the possible errors might be:
1. Indentation error.
2.you should a add a colon(:) after while loop
3. put () around 'weight/height'

Answer 9

Where you have written while you should use if, elif or else. Now you have build yourself a loop.

Answer 10

How can I fix it

Answer 11

height = float(input())
weight = int(input())
if weight/height < 18.5:
print("underweight")
elif weight/height**2 >= 18.5 <25:
print("normal")
elif weight/height**2 >= 25 < 30:
print("overweight")
elif weight/height**2 >= 30:
print("obesity")

Answer 12

This also contains error

Answer 13

It is better, but you should only indent the lines after if and elif.

Like this:
height = float(input())
weight = int(input())
if weight/height**2 < 18.5:
print("underweight")

Answer 14

The error is "Invalid literal for int()"
What should I do

Answer 15

The input for weight should be first, then you should ask for heigth.

Answer 16

weight = int(input())
height = float(input())
check_bmi = round (weight / (height **2))
if check_bmi < 18.5:
print("Underweight")
elif check_bmi >= 18.5 and check_bmi < 25:
print("Normal")
elif check_bmi >= 25 and check_bmi < 30:
print("Overweight")
elif check_bmi >= 30:
print("Obesity")

Answer 17

Now it has error again 😭

Answer 18

You’re working on a search engine. Watch your back Google!

The given code takes a text and a word as input and passes them to a function called search().

The search() function should return "Word found" if the word is present in the text, or "Word not found", if it’s not.

Sample Input
"This is awesome"
"awesome"

Sample Output
Word found

Answer 19

Could you help me with this

Answer 20

Watch your bracket on the while statment