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[adarshBrata]

I have done it. Please check.

[Naman-Garg-06]

temperature=float(input())
celsius=input()
if (temperature<=0 and celsius=='True') or (temperature<=32 and celsius=='False'):
print("Freezing")
else:
print("Not freezing")

[lionpower7]

Tempeture

Temp = -8

Celcius

Cel = True

Conditionals For Temp & Cel To Be Considered Freezing Or Not.

if Cel == True and Temp <= 0:
print "Freezing!!!"

elif Cel == True and Temp > 37.7:
print "Really Hot!!!"

elif Cel == False and Temp <= 32:
print "Freezing!!!"

elif Cel == False and Temp >= 100:
print "Really Hot!!!"

else:
print "Not Freezing"

[Siddharth-Vadapalli]

if temperature >32:
(Indent)print("Not Freezing")
elif temperature <= 32 and Celsius == False:
(Indent)print("Freezing")
elif temperature <=0 and Celsius == True:
(Indent)print("Freezing")
else:
(Indent)print("Unknown")

[LeelKumar]

temperature = input(">::Enter Temp Value =")
celsius = input(">::Celsius -> Enter True or False:")

if (celsius == True and temperature <= 0) or (celsius == False and temperature <= 32):
print ("Freezing")

else:
print ("Not freezing")

[cclauss]

@coded92 Can we please have a better title on this issue?

[Geethikagb]

temperature = -3.7
celsius = True

You may modify the lines of code above, but don't move them! When you Submit your code, we'll change these lines to assign different values to the variables.

Above are given two variables. temperature is a float that holds a temperature. celsius is a boolean that represents whether the temperature is in Celsius; if it's False, then the given temperature is actually in Fahrenheit.

Add some code below that prints "Freezing" if the values above represent a freezing temperature, and "Not freezing" if they don't.

In Celsius, freezing is less than or equal to 0 degrees. In Fahrenheit, freezing is less than or equal to 32 degrees.

Comment your code

temperature = eval(input("Enter Temperature : "))
Celsius = input("Enter input(Celsius = True/Fahrenheit = False) : ")

if Celsius == True:
if temperature <= 0:
print("Freezing")
else:
print('Not Freezing')
else:
if temperature <= 32:
print("Freezing")
else:
print("Not Freezing")

temperature = -3.7
celsius = True

You may modify the lines of code above, but don't move them! When you Submit your code, we'll change these lines to assign different values to the variables.

Above are given two variables. temperature is a float that holds a temperature. celsius is a boolean that represents whether the temperature is in Celsius; if it's False, then the given temperature is actually in Fahrenheit.

Add some code below that prints "Freezing" if the values above represent a freezing temperature, and "Not freezing" if they don't.

In Celsius, freezing is less than or equal to 0 degrees. In Fahrenheit, freezing is less than or equal to 32 degrees.

Comment your code

def isFreezing():
if celsius and temperature <= 0:
print("Freezing")
elif not celcius and temperature <= 32:
print("Freezing")
else:
print("Not Freezing")
isFreezing()

[suzatathapa]

if celsius and temperature <=0 :
print("Freezing")

elif not celsius and temperature <= 32 :
print ("Freezing")
else:
print ("Not freezing")

Instead of checking Fahrenheit and Celsius
together, we could convert one to the other:

if not celsius:
temperature = (temperature - 32) / 1.8
if temperature <= 0:
print("Freezing")
else:
print("Not freezing")

[vaidehi79]

temperature = -3.7
celsius = True

#You may modify the lines of code above, but don't move them!
#When you Submit your code, we'll change these lines to
#assign different values to the variables.

#Above are given two variables. temperature is a float that
#holds a temperature. celsius is a boolean that represents
#whether the temperature is in Celsius; if it's False, then
#the given temperature is actually in Fahrenheit.

#Add some code below that prints "Freezing" if the values
#above represent a freezing temperature, and "Not freezing"
#if they don't.

#In Celsius, freezing is less than or equal to 0 degrees.
#In Fahrenheit, freezing is less than or equal to 32 degrees.

#Add your code here!
if (celsius == True and temperature <= 0) or (celsius == False and temperature <= 32):
print("Freezing")
else:
print("Not freezing")