Computer Science, asked by my4344974, 9 months ago

Keeping in mind there are 86400 seconds per day, write a program that calculates how many seconds there are in a week, if a week is 7 days. Print the result on the screen.

Note: Your result should be in the format of just a number, not a senten

Answers

Answered by keshav2794
24

Answer:

Week =7 days

Day=86400 seconds

Seconds in week=86400×7=604800

Answered by BrainlyYoda
4

Given

Seconds per Day = 86400 seconds

Days in a week = 7 days

To calculate

Seconds in a week = ?

Python Códe

secondsPerDay = 86400;

daysInAWeek = 7;

secondsInAWeek = daysInAWeek * secondsPerDay;

print(secondsInAWeek)

Output of the Códe

604800

There are 604800 seconds in a week having 7 days.

Extra Information

To calculate seconds in a Day

Seconds in a Day = Hours in a Day * Minutes in an Hour * Seconds in a Minute

Seconds in a Day = 24 * 60 * 60

Seconds in a Day = 86400 seconds

There are various types of Arithmetic Operators in Python such as

(A) + operator

It is used to add two operands

Example

print(5+3)

The output will be 8

(B) - operator

It is used to subtract two operands

Example

print(5-3)

The output will be 2

(C) * operator

It is used to multiply two operands

Example

print(5*3)

The output will be 15

(D) / operator

It is used to divide the operands

Example

print(5/3)

The output will be 1.6666666666666667

(E) // operator

It is used to divide the operands

Example

print(5//3)

The output will be 1

(F) % operator

It is used to divide the operands and return the remainder

Example

print(5%3)

The output will be 2

(G) *‏‏‎‎‎‎‎* operator

It is used to raise one operand to the power of another.

Example

print(5*‎‎*3)

The output will be 125

In mathematical terms, it will be like 5³ which is 125

Python is created by Guido van Rossum and came into existence in 1991. It is a high-level and general programming language. It is a very lucid programming language as it has a good language construct and object-oriented approach. It is dynamically typed and garbage-collected.

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