I'm trying to get this to show me the incremental increases for each time hori_dist is being calculated. Instead it is just showing me the final result all added up together. How do i get it to output 5 values since my range is 5?
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Vx0 = 18
Vy0 = 18
V = 18
Theta = 45
y0 = 1.8
x0 = 0
p = 1.2#given density
C = 0.3#Drag coefficient
dt = 0.2#Time increment
def x_direction (x0, Vx0, dt):
"""Calculate the distance moved in x axis"""
new_dist = 0
for hori_dist in range(5):
hori_dist = x0 + Vx0*dt
new_dist = new_dist + hori_dist
return new_dist
new_dist = x_direction(x0, Vx0, dt)
print ("Distanced moved in x direction is :", new_dist)
To define a scope , many languages use the curly braces { } . Python, however, uses indentation.
So, if you want something to be printed 5 times , you include it inside the for loop. May be this will help you.
Vx0 = 18
Vy0 = 18
V = 18
Theta = 45
y0 = 1.8
x0 = 0
p = 1.2 #given density
C = 0.3 #Drag coefficient
dt = 0.2 #Time increment
def x_direction (x0, Vx0, dt):
"""Calculate the distance moved in x axis"""
new_dist = 0
for hori_dist in range(5):
hori_dist = x0 + Vx0*dt
new_dist = new_dist + hori_dist
print ("[LOOP] Distance being moved is", hori_dist) #The extra print
print ("[LOOP] New distance is", new_dist) #Another extra print
return new_dist
new_dist = x_direction(x0, Vx0, dt)
print ("Distanced moved in x direction is :", new_dist)
Just put a print
statement in your loop ,like this
hori_dist = x0 + Vx0*dt print (hori_dist)
Also, you can't call function like you did here x_direction(x0, Vx0, dt)
. You should pass values instead of variables x_direction(0, 18, 0.2)
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