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DHIRENDRA SINHA
Courses Plus Student 139 Pointswhats the error here years = 35 days = years*365 float weeks = days/7
whats the error here
1 Answer
Krishna Pratap Chouhan
15,203 PointsThe problem is nothing but just that you have provided type of variable before assigning it a value.
It doesn't happens that way in Python.
Python is dynamic typed, where you dont have to specify the type of variable. Just assign it a value and it'll figure out what kind of variable it is by looking into the value assigned.
years = 35
days = years*365
#this seems like a c/c++ code.
#float weeks = days/7
#Unlike C/C++ python is not static-typed language.
weeks = days/7
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