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So we're going to write a python program today that takes as input wall area.
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And then what it's going to do is give as an output the wall area divided by 350.
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And we're going to round it to five decimal places.
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So, for example, if we put 250 in the wall area, it would give us an output 250 divided by 350, 350, which would be equal to 0 .71429.
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All right, so we've got it queued up in python for us.
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So here we go.
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So while area is the input, it'll tell us to enter the number.
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And then it'll take that number, it'll convert to a number here.
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And then it's going to perform the division as result.
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I think we'll use a number, divided by 350, the result.
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And then it's going to print out the result, divided by 350.
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250.
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So if we put it to 50, there we go.
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But you'll notice if we do 578 .6, it'll give us out 1 .65.
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All right.
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So there we go.
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And this is, so, you know, this is a pretty, this will suffice for the program as described.
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But if you want to be a little, have a little more fun with it, i guess you could call it that.
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You could run it like this where user input is your wall area...