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Evaluating Algebraic expression with Python
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#Written by Evan Weinberg | |
#Welcome to your first session of playing with the Python programming language! | |
#Today's we will be using it to evaluate expressions for us. | |
#These lines answer the warm-up questions from today. Use these as examples of how | |
#to enter calculations in Python. | |
print "Answers to the Warm-Up Questions:" | |
print (8*3 - 2*4) | |
print (27 + 18/9 - 3**2+1) | |
print (40 + 24)/8 - (2**3+1) | |
#The lines below set variables x and y. In problems 1 (a),(b), and (c), I started typing | |
#each expression, but you need to complete them to be the same as the problems from the | |
#handout. | |
x = 4 | |
y = -2 | |
print "These are the evaluated expressions for Problem 1." | |
print (x+y)*1./x | |
print 3*x | |
print x | |
print "Below are the evaluated expressions for Problem 2 that you typed in yourself. " | |
print "Are they correct? Do they match your hand calculations?" | |
#Enter your variables and your expressions for 2 (a), (b), and (c) in the space below. | |
#Remember to print out the values like was done in the program above! | |
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