Build a BMI calculator

luhan

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2024-07-18 16:23:16

Write a function that calculates a user BMI. BMI = weight/height^{^2} Your code should request for the user's weight and height and then return their bmi to them. Your return statement should be "[BMI]kg/m^{^2}.

P.S: To simplify, use prompt and alert (depending on how your language calls it) when necessary and make sure your code is testable on the Google Chrome console (developer tool)

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mccall

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2024-07-19 13:33:12

```
const weight = prompt("Enter your weight");
const height = prompt("Enter your height");
const bmiCalc = () => {
const bmi = weight / Math.pow(height, 2);
return `Your BMI is ${bmi}kg/m^2`;
};
alert(bmiCalc());
```

Simplythebest

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2024-07-21 01:06:53

@"mccall"#p963 this looks interesting, this looks like ES 5 syntax right?

jenny

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Alăturat: 2025-08-24 15:11:06

2024-07-21 01:15:54

The solution in python is:
`def bmi_calc(weight, height):`

` bmi = weight / (height ** 2)`

` return f"Your BMI is {bmi} kg/m^2"`

`weight = float(input("Enter your weight: "))`

`height = float(input("Enter your height: "))`

`print(bmi_calc(weight, height))`

luhan

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2024-07-21 07:27:45

@"mccall"#p963 this is correct 👍🏾. Worked fine on my console

luhan

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2024-07-21 07:30:11

@"Simplythebest"#p969 the variable declaration and arrow function are part of ES6 rules, I believe

luhan

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2024-07-21 07:32:41

@"dhtml"#p979 I am a JS developer but damn Python codes are so easy to read.

jenny

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Alăturat: 2025-08-24 15:11:06

2024-07-25 10:35:55

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