Chapter 11 - Instructions 1. You have come home from the grocery store with 100 cucumbers to split amongst yourself and your 5 roommates (6 people total). Create a variable cucumbers that holds 100 and num_people that holds 6. 2. Create a variable called whole_cucumbers_per_person that is the integer result of dividing cucumbers by num_people. Print whole_cucumbers_per_person to the console. 3. You realize that the numbers don't divide evenly and you don't want to throw out the remaining cucumbers. Create a variable called float_cucumbers_per_person that holds the float result of dividing cucumbers by num_people. Print float_cucumbers_per_person to the console. exercise for code: quotient = 6/2 # the value of quotient is now 3, which makes sense quotient = 7/2 # the value of quotient is 3, even thought the result of the division here is 3.5 quotient1 = 7./2 # the value of quotient1 is 3.5 quotient2 = 7/2. # the value of quotient2 is 3.5 quotient3 = 7./2. # the value of quotient3 is 3.5 quotient1 = float(7)/2 # the value of quotient1 is 3.5 cucumbers = 100 num_people = 6 whole_cucumbers_per_person = cucumbers/num_people print whole_cucumbers_per_person float_cucumbers_per_person = float(cucumbers)/ num_people print float_cucumbers_per_person quotient_white_decimals = float(5)/2 #yields 2.5
