Hovercraft challenge

Question

For the life of me, when I think it is clicking.. I miss one small process. Here is my code for the Hovercraft Challenge..

sales=int(input())

hov=10
cost=2000000
sell=3000000
insu=1000000

if sales==(hov*cost):
print("Broke Even")
if sales>=((hov*cost)+insu):
print("Profit")
else:
print("Loss")

So close and passing case 3&4 but not 1,2 or 5. Please help <3

Answer 1

I think you forgot the insurance in the if statement for "broke even".
The second if should be > and not >=.

Answer 2

You forgot to multiply sales with sell.
the first if should look like this:

if sales * sell==monthlysales+insu:

and all if lines should look the same, except for the compare sign.

Answer 3

Elif?

Answer 4

Thank you!!

Answer 5

# cost 2 Million to build, sells for 3 Million, and I pay 1 Million a month, I build 10 in 1 month

# Task- determine whether or not i made a profit based on how many of the ten hovercrafts i was able to sell that month. output('Profit','Loss', 'Broke Even')

# total cost to build 10 for the month
cost= 2000 * 10

# income from sell
sell= 3000

# insurance cost
insurance= 1000

#input for number sold
sold= int(input())

#X is the variable for the total loss
x= cost + insurance

#Y is the variable for the total profit
y= sell * sold

if y > x:
print('Profit')
elif y < x:
print('Loss')
elif y == x:
print('Broke Even')

# NOTE to make it easier to count the zeros i divided each variable by 1000.

Answer 6

My code is still returning “Loss” for the first test (hence failing) and only passing 3&4. This is such a seemingly easy operation but i dont know what im missing

sales=int(input())

hov=10
cost=2000000
sell=3000000
insu=1000000

monthlysales=cost*hov

if sales==monthlysales+insu:
print("Broke Even")
if sales>monthlysales+insu:
print("Profit")
if sales<monthlysales:
print("()Loss")

Answer 7

sales=int(input())

hov=10
cost=2000000
sell=3000000
insu=1000000

monthlysales=cost*hov

if sales==monthlysales+insu:
print("Broke Even")
if sales>monthlysales+insu:
print("Profit")
if sales<monthlysales:
print("Loss")

Answer 8

I think it might be because you have 3 if statements. Try taking out the last 2 “if” and replace them with “elif”. Also for the print loss option you left out to +insu next to monthlysales.