Whats wrong with this code?

[Overkilled]

Python 3 code I'm just started learning to code and I've got the booklet

[fizzlesticks]

You made two 'a's instead of an 'a' and a 'b'.

[joshmcd]

You can only have 1 a integer

[Overkilled]

is this ok?

[madknight3]

is this ok?

 

Shouldn't you know? The calculations look correct to me unless you're area calculation is supposed to be for the entire surface area in which case it's wrong.

 

One thing I'd recommend is that you choose better variable names. Example:

• 'r' for radius instead of 'a'
• 'h' for height instead of 'b'
• 'v' for volume instead of 'c'
• 'a' for area instead of 'f'

[Overkilled]

<p>Shouldn't you know? The calculations look correct to me unless you're area calculation is supposed to be for the entire surface area in which case it's wrong. One thing I'd recommend is that you choose better variable names. Example:

• 'r' for radius instead of 'a'
• 'h' for height instead of 'b'
• 'v' for volume instead of 'c'
• 'a' for area instead of 'f'

  

You can only have 1 a integer

  

You made two 'a's instead of an 'a' and a 'b'.

Any idea why this isn't working?What it should do:Enter letter: T

Enter number: 6

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Mine

[fizzlesticks]

You're reusing the same variable again.

[Overkilled]

You're reusing the same variable again.

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[fizzlesticks]

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You're using the name 'L' twice.

 

edit: You also don't need a loop for this. Doing L * N will repeat the string L, N times.