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print ("Slope between " + str (mylist [i]) + " and " + str (mylist [i + 1]) + ": " + str (slope)) All Python CodeHS. Contribute to j3lf/CodeHSPython development by creating an account on GitHub.
9.3.7: Slopes - Python. This works until you enter (-9, 12), (15, 18) , (21, -24), (30, 300), (6, 276) When it finds the slope between (-9, 12) and (15, 18) it results with 0.0 and its supposed to be 0.25. I'm not sure if I used float correctly or not. mylist = []
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Store each pair as a tuple, and store all the pairs in a list. Print the slope between adjacent coordinate pairs. So, if you end up with a list of coordinate pairs like this: [ (1, 2), (2, 3), (-3, 3), (0, 0), (2, 6)] … then your program should print the following slopes:
def slope (x1, x2, y1, y2): return ( (y2 - y1) / (x2 - x1)) for i in range (4): x1, y1 = coordinate_pairs [i] x2, y2 = coordinate_pairs [i+1] print ("Slope between " + str (coordinate_pairs [i]) + " and " + str (coordinate_pairs [i + 1]) + ": " + str (slope (x1, x2, y1, y2))) 5. 1 Share. Sort by:
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Video 2.19.1 Putting Together Control Structures. Check for Understanding 2.19.2 Putting Together Control Structures. Example 2.19.3 Block Pyramid. Exercise 2.19.4 Guess a Number 2.0. Exercise 2.19.5 Circle Pyramid 2.0. Challenge 2.19.6 Checkerboard. Badge 2.19.7 Tracy the Turtle Badge.
