Python: Convert in feet to inches, yards, and miles
Python Basic: Exercise-61 with Solution
Write a Python program to convert the distance (in feet) to inches, yards, and miles.
Unit Equivalents | Conversion Factors (longer to shorter units of measurement) |
Conversion Factors (shorter to longer units of measurement) |
---|---|---|
1 foot = 12 inches | 12 inches _______ 1 foot |
1 foot _______ 12 inches |
1 yard = 3 feet | 3 feet _______ 1 yard |
1 yard _______ 3 feet |
1 mile = 5,280 feet | 5,280 feet ________ 1 mile |
1 mile ________ 5,280 feet |
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Sample Solution:
Python Code :
d_ft = int(input("Input distance in feet: "))
d_inches = d_ft * 12
d_yards = d_ft / 3.0
d_miles = d_ft / 5280.0
print("The distance in inches is %i inches." % d_inches)
print("The distance in yards is %.2f yards." % d_yards)
print("The distance in miles is %.2f miles." % d_miles)
Sample Output:
Input distance in feet: 100 The distance in inches is 1200 inches. The distance in yards is 33.33 yards. The distance in miles is 0.02 miles.
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