I am having trouble coding my distance/midpoint calculator in my chatter 2.0. I have written my calculator code on a website called py3.codeskulptor.org. The problem I have is that I can’t figure out how to code it in a way that uses the buttons to input the numbers. To any one who knows how to do that, please send me the python code so I can use it on my chatter.
This is the python code.
import math
x1=float(input(“Enter x1.”))
y1=float(input(“Enter y1.”))
print((“(”)+str(x1)+(" , “)+str(y1)+(”)."))
x2=float(input(“Enter x2.”))
y2=float(input(“Enter y2.”))
print((“(”)+str(x2)+(" , “)+str(y2)+(”)."))
x3=x2-x1
x4=x3**2
y3=y2-y1
y4=y3**2
a1=x4+y4
a2=math.sqrt(a1)
x5=x1+x2
x6=x5/2
y5=y1+y2
y6=y5/2
print((“The equation for the distance is √(”)+(str(x2))+(“-”)
+(str(x1))+(“)²+(”)+(str(y2))+(“-”)+(str(y1))+(“)²”))
print(“The steps are as follows:”)
print(("1. Subtract “)+(str(x1))+(” from ")+(str(x2))
+(" which equals “)+(str(x3))+(”."))
print(("2. Subtract “)+(str(y1))+(” from ")+(str(y2))
+(" which equals “)+(str(y3))+(”."))
print(("3. Multiply ")+(str(x3))
+(" to the power of 2 which equals “)+(str(x4))+(”."))
print(("4. Multiply ")+(str(y3))
+(" to the power of 2 which equals “)+(str(y4))+(”."))
print(("5. Add “)+(str(x4))+(” to ")+(str(y4))
+(" which equals “)+(str(a1))+(”."))
print(("6. Find the square root of “)+(str(a1))+(” which equals ")
+(str(a2))+(“.”))
print(“That is your distance.”)
print((“If you get a realy big number then just write √”)+(str(a1))
+(" for you distance.\n"))
print((“The equation for midpoint is ((”)+(str(x1))+(“+”)+(str(x2))
+(“)÷2),((”)+(str(y1))+(“+”)+(str(y2))+(“)÷2)”))
print(“The steps are as follows:”)
print(("1. Add “)+(str(x1))+(” to “)+(str(x2))+(” which equals ")
+(str(x5))+(“.”))
print(("2. Divide “)+(str(x5))+(” by 2 which equals ")+(str(x6))
+(“. This is the X coordinate of \nthe midpoint.”))
print(("3. Add “)+(str(y1))+(” to “)+(str(y2))+(” which equals ")
+(str(y5))+(“.”))
print(("4. Divide “)+(str(y5))+(” by 2 which equals ")+(str(y6))
+(“. This is the Y coordinate of \nthe midpoint.”))
print((“The midpoint is “)+”(”+str(x6)+“,”+str(y6)+“).”)