I cant find bug in my code but it says that u have bug!?

Question

weight = int(input())
def shipping_cost (weight):
print("Shipping_cost:", weight*5)
shipping_cost(weight)
Does this code has bug ?!
Helpe to solve it

Answer 1

ERSHAD the code runs fine from what I can tell as well

def shipping_cost (weight):
print("Shipping cost:", weight*5)

weight = int(input())
shipping_cost(weight)

* but you might want to remove the underscore in the print statement

Chris Coder / Junior

Answer 2

ERSHAD thanks for providing that info. BroFar Has completed the course, Take his suggestion the underscore in the string may be the only issue.

Answer 3

Provide the programming language and error code or bug info.

Answer 4

The code runs with out error for me.

Answer 5

Yes, your code is wrong

def shipping_cost(weight):
try:
weight = int(weight)
print("Shipping cost:", weight * 5)
except ValueError:
print("Invalid input. Please enter a valid weight.")
input_weight = input("Enter the weight: ")
shipping_cost(input_weight)

This is the correct form of your code

Answer 6

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Answer 7

I run the code in IDE it runs well buth here in practice can't run well?!

Answer 8

So this is for a practice in a course in the app?
If so what is the name of the topic and practice.

Answer 9

Is this all the code in the program? This code has no bugs, however, if this isn’t all the code in the program you are getting the error from, the bug might be caused by something else.

You should change the code so it checks if the input is numeric. That can be done with the str.isnumeric function.

def shipping_cost (weight):
print("Shipping_cost:", weight*5)

weight = input()
if weight.isnumeric():
weight = int(weight)
shipping_cost(weight)
else:
print("invalid input: " + weight)

Answer 10

what is the original task maybe you have to print "shipping cost: „ with a „s“ and not with „S“

Answer 11

Check your indent

Answer 12

He is using quotation marks.

Answer 13

Sanim Mahmud can you write the correct code ?

Answer 14

the correction:

weight = int(input())

def shipping_cost (weight):
print("Shipping_cost:", weight*5)

Answer 15

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Answer 16

I can't explain it here, do u have telegram or Instagram to send the screenshot

Answer 17

Junior

Answer 18

Try using quotation marks

Answer 19

Angela did u pass the Introduction python course here?

Answer 20

Chris Coder yes it's a practice in course, Introduction python, section function, can u help me to solve it? Because there is only 3 more lesson to get Certificate