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A Python Program That Computes Square Root

The document presents a Python program that allows users to compute the square root, logarithm, and factorial of a number. It prompts the user to select a calculation type and handles invalid inputs appropriately. The program uses the math library for the calculations and provides rounded results for square roots and logarithms.

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A Python Program That Computes Square Root

The document presents a Python program that allows users to compute the square root, logarithm, and factorial of a number. It prompts the user to select a calculation type and handles invalid inputs appropriately. The program uses the math library for the calculations and provides rounded results for square roots and logarithms.

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A Python Program that Computes Square root, Log and Factorial

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import math

print("Welcome to the simple math helper.\nWhat would you like to calculate?")

print("1. Sqrt \n2. Log \n3. Factorial")

choice = input(">")

if choice == "1":

num = float(input("Enter the number to Sqrt:"))

if num>=0:

result =math.sqrt(num)

print(round(result,1))

else:

print("Invalid option")

elif choice =="2":

num = float(input("Enter the number to Log:"))

if num>0:

result =math.log(num)

print(round(result,1))

else:

print("Invalid option")

elif choice == "3":

num = int(input("Enter the number to factorial:"))

if num>=0:

result =math.factorial(num)

print(result)

else:

print("Invalid option")

else:
print("Wrong Choice./n You can only input 1,2 or 3")

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