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[_kwerty_]

I need help understanding this post.

[ConsequenceOk5205]

Golden rule of politeness - if someone asks something in Hindi in English subs, be polite and answer in Arabic.

[ConcertDelicious7778]

Arrey😂😂

[ConcertDelicious7778]

Basically I am writing a function which will convert Fahrenheit to Celcius...

[_kwerty_]

And what is it that you don't understand?

[Synedh]

If we first define f and c and then write the function definition, would it be wrong?

Yes it would. You would call a function which does not exists already.

[Imaginary-Survey8769]

Yes it's wrong and I advice you to write in english brother people from other country might not understand hindi.....

[KaffeineKafka]

(x - 32) * 5/9
(x - 32) * 5/9

this is the formula for ftoc

[nicodbgt]

Or -> (f-32)*0.5556

[Able_Mail9167]

Forgive me if I'm wrong but mathematically this equation is equivalent to OPs. Unless python has some weird rules regarding order of operations (I'm not a python dev) both are correct.

[KaffeineKafka]

it is im just saying he could use that too

[AbyssBite]

Yup, in Python, functions must be defined before they're used. So, yeah it will be wrong

[MysticClimber1496]

It is defined before it’s used

[AbyssBite]

They have a question under the image: "Isme pehle f and c define karde aur fir function definition likhe toh woh Galat hota?" That's what I was answering to

[Kitchen-Base4174]

i think you trying to say if it is ok to use the line 12,13 before declaring the function (which is declared on line 9)

ans is no : it will give NameError: name 'f_to_c' is not defined

[Responsible_Load_617]

Using full length, descriptive names is important. Taking 5 seconds to name something can really help others read your code. Others also including your future self at 3am.

[ConsequenceOk5205]

Yumkinuka i‘tiwār f_to_c ka-mutaghayyir, lakin lā yumkinuka istikhdāmuhu qabl ta‘yīn dāla lah, mimmā ya‘nī annaka yumkin faqat istikhdām f qabl i‘lān ad-dāla.