week3-numbers.py

#storing numbers within variables
#using the str() function to convert a number to a string
my_num = 50
print(str(my_num))

my_num2 = 69
print(str(my_num2) + " Is nuaghty, but it is ""\"NOT\" practical!")

my_num3 = 30
print(str(my_num3) + " Is my age")

my_num4 = 1992
print(str(my_num4) +"\nIs the year I was born")

my_num5 = 91
print(str(my_num5))

#ABS function - This prints the absolute value of a number
abs_num1 = -100
print(abs(abs_num1))

abs_num2 = -4
print(abs(abs_num2))

abs_num3 = -24
print(abs(abs_num3))

abs_num4 = -1001
print(abs(abs_num4))

abs_num5 = -1500
print(abs(abs_num5))

#power function - This allows us to pass in two pieces of numerical information to get the power result from the number
print(pow(2,4))
print(pow(3,9))
print(pow(4,8))
print(pow(5,10))
print(pow(6,12))

#Max function - This gives you the highest number out of the numbers you put in the brackets
print(max(2,6,9))
print(max(5,9))
print(max(4,16))
print(max(723,537,928))
print(max(74963986396,34593579793,13238948048))

#Min function - This is the opposite of the max function - the minimum number from numerical values
print(min(2,6,9))
print(min(5,9))
print(min(4,16))
print(min(723,537,928))
print(min(74963986396,34593579793,13238948048))

#Round function - This rounds numbers to its correct whole value
print(round(16.1))
print(round(1.4))
print(round(123.6))
print(round(7.7))
print(round(35.5))

#Import function - Used to import other maths functions to use in your python program

#print(sqrt(50)) #ERROR - must import function from Python library

from math import *
print(sqrt(99))
print(sqrt(88))
print(sqrt(77))
print(sqrt(66))
print(sqrt(55))

#tan - returns the tangent of a number
print(tan(44))
print(tan(33))
print(tan(22))
print(tan(22))
print(tan(11))

#Closing statement
feeling = "bless up"
time = "week 3"
print("That is the end of my "+time+" homework.\n""\""+feeling+"\" big bro IP for all his dedication to the Passport Bros.")