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Practical Class Report - Python

The document describes a Python program to calculate the Body Mass Index (BMI) using the user's weight and height as input. The program runs in the Google Cloud Shell Editor, which provides a cloud development environment to create and run code. The report explains how BMI is calculated and classified into categories, demonstrating the use of the Python language and the Cloud Shell Editor tool for this type of application.
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Practical Class Report - Python

The document describes a Python program to calculate the Body Mass Index (BMI) using the user's weight and height as input. The program runs in the Google Cloud Shell Editor, which provides a cloud development environment to create and run code. The report explains how BMI is calculated and classified into categories, demonstrating the use of the Python language and the Cloud Shell Editor tool for this type of application.
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REPORT

Calculation of Body Mass Index (BMI) using Python

1. Introduction

The Body Mass Index (BMI) is a commonly used measure


to assess a person's weight in relation to their height. It is a tool
important in determining an individual's health and fitness. This
The report describes the creation of a simple program in Python to calculate the
IMC and its use in the Google Cloud Shell Editor environment.

2. Methods

The developed Python program is a tool that allows


calculate the BMI based on the weight and height provided by the user. The code
is presented below:

Enter your weight in kilograms:


height = float(input("Enter your height in meters: "))
bmi = weight / (height ** 2)

Your BMI is:

if bmi < 18.5:


You are under normal weight.
elif 18.5 <= bmi < 24.9:
Your weight is normal.
elif 25 <= bmi < 29.9:
You are overweight.
else:
You are in the obesity category.
The program starts by asking the user to enter their weight and
height. Then, he calculates the BMI and classifies it into categories based on the
typical values of BMI.

3. Results

After the program execution, the results are displayed on the console.
The user's BMI is calculated and classified into one of four categories:
underweight, healthy weight, overweight or obesity, based on the criteria
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4. Description of the Use of Google Cloud Shell Editor

Google Cloud Shell Editor is a cloud-based tool


that allows developers to create, edit, and run code directly on
browser. It offers an interactive development environment with access
to a variety of resources and programming languages, including Python,
in a manner similar to Visual Studio Code. The tool facilitates the
development and execution of code in a convenient way, without the
need for complex configurations.

5. Use of Python Language with the Tool

The choice of Python language for this project is due to its


simplicity and ease of use. Python is widely used in analysis of
data and web application development, which makes it a choice
suitable for calculating BMI in the Google Cloud Shell Editor. The integration of
Python language with the tool makes code development and testing
practical and efficient.

6. Conclusion
This project demonstrates the creation of a simple program in Python
to calculate BMI and its execution in the Google Cloud Shell Editor environment.
BMI is a useful metric for assessing an individual's health and fitness.
The developed program is a practical tool that allows users
calculate your BMI and obtain a classification based on widely used criteria
acceptances.

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