Python developer's course practice fitness goals

Question

Can anyone give me the answer for Python developer's course practice fitness goals . please

Answer 1

ARYAN Khuman ,
it doesn't make much sense to give a ready-made code.

please do a try by yourself first. if you get stuck somewhere, put the code in playground, save it there, copy the link to this code and post this link here.

Answer 2

Muhammad Usama Zain ,

it is not seen as very helpful when we are going to post a ready-made code, as long as the op has not shown his attempt here.

it is more helpful to give hints and tips, so that the op has a chance to find a solution by himself.

Answer 3

I can't see the code (your code).
but you need 2 integer inputs, 2 comparisons with "or" operator, and output the result

Answer 4

Muhammad Usama Zain ,

an asker should do at least a try by himself and link this code here. it is not about to have a correct working solution.

if he can not do this, he should repeat the previous lessons.

having a look at the code-bits that the aker has done in the past, i can see that he has already done some more challenging codes compared to the `fitnes code`. so i assume he should be able to solve the task.

Answer 5

Lothar

Hi.

Yeah you are right but sometimes if someone try and still not able to get the answer after multiple times of struggling, then we should help him/her as well so that he / she can learn from his mistakes and grow as well instead of just keep repeating the above.

Also coding and programming is more about the practice.

Thank you 😊

Best of luck 👍

Have a great week ahead.

Answer 6

# Take steps and minutes as inputs
steps = int(input())
active_minutes = int(input())

# Store the result of the operations in the variable
goal_achieved = steps>1000 or active_minutes>30

# Display the result on the screen
if steps > 10000 or active_minutes > 30:
print(True)
elif steps < 10000 and active_minutes < 30:
print(False)

Answer 7

I think I got it.

If you read the part where it said "the number of steps is greater than 10000 or the number of active minutes is greater than 30", then you will get it.

If not that fine,
# Take steps and minutes as inputs
steps = int(input())
active_minutes = int(input())

# Store the result of the operations in the variable
goal_achieved = (steps > 10000 or active_minutes > 30)

# Display the result on the screen
print(goal_achieved)

It wasn't that hard, I just need to read and understand the problem from there.