I’m currently trying to solve a problem in which you are given an Int number, that number dictates the amount of inputs you need. The goal is to determine the temperature in two zones of a barn. There are 3 thermometers in the room, so if for example the first input = 1 you need to ask for three letters (one for each thermometer) and 3 temperatures (one for each too). There are only 3 accepted value for the letters so, if a different one is entered the program should send an error code and not calculate the average temperature of the room. This is the code I have. I already solved everything, but I need to find a way in which if a wrong letter is typed, the program will just skip the calculation of those three values. Idk if you are going to understand my question, I’ve just started coding, so any help is highly appreciated. If you do not understand my question I will gladly try to explain it better. Thanks My code:
mediciones = int(input())
input()
numero_de_medicion = 0
def cambio(T1, porcentaje):
Zona = Temp + Temp * (porcentaje)
return Zona
def promedio(Z,T2):
temp = (Z+T2)/2
return temp
def sumar(n):
numero = n+1
return numero
for termometro in range(mediciones):
for medicion in range(3):
Zona = input()
Tempo = input()
try:
Temp = float(Tempo)
esa = True
except:
print(f'invalid temperature {Tempo}')
esa = False
if Zona == 'E':
TempE = cambio (Temp, 0.025)
elif Zona == 'C':
TempC = cambio(Temp, -0.15)
elif Zona == 'O':
TempO = Temp
else:
print('invalid sensor F')
numero_de_medicion +=1
if True:
zona1= promedio(TempO,TempC)
zona2= promedio(TempC,TempE)
print(f'{numero_de_medicion}: {zona1:.2f} {zona2:.2f}')