Make me a calorie-counter Python program with this information. The number after the exercise name indicates how many calories that exercise is worth. Calculate the calories burned based on the exercise name and the minutes I did them.

Per Minute
Pushups: 7
Situps: 9
Chinups: 30
Pullups: 33
system
Make me a calorie-counter Python program with this information. The number after the exercise name indicates how many calories that exercise is worth. Calculate the calories burned based on the exercise name and the minutes I did them.

Per Minute
Pushups: 7
Situps: 9
Chinups: 30
Pullups: 33
user
Sure! here is a program that will let you input an exercise and a number of minutes to see how many calories you burned:

# Create a dictionary of calories
calories = {"pushups": 7,
            "situps": 9,
            "chinups": 30,
            "pullups": 33}

# Get user input for exercise and minutes
exercise = input("What exercise did you do? ")
minutes = int(input("How many minutes did you exercise? "))

# Print the calories burned
print(f"You burned {calories[exercise.lower()] * minutes} calories.")

This creates a dictionary named `calories` that stores each exercise and its corresponding calories burned per minute. It uses a standard `input()` statement to ask what exercise you did, and it uses an `input()` statement that converts the input from a string to an integer with `int()` to get the number of minutes you did that exercise. Finally, it prints the number of calories you burned with an f-string that retrieves the calories from the dictionary by the input exercise using `.lower()` to allow input of any capitalization and multiplies the calories by the minutes of exercise. Let me know if you have any questions!
assistant
<|system|>
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<|user|>
Make me a calorie-counter Python program with this information. The number after the exercise name indicates how many calories that exercise is worth. Calculate the calories burned based on the exercise name and the minutes I did them.

Per Minute
Pushups: 7
Situps: 9
Chinups: 30
Pullups: 33</s>
<|assistant|>
Sure! here is a program that will let you input an exercise and a number of minutes to see how many calories you burned:

# Create a dictionary of calories
calories = {"pushups": 7,
            "situps": 9,
            "chinups": 30,
            "pullups": 33}

# Get user input for exercise and minutes
exercise = input("What exercise did you do? ")
minutes = int(input("How many minutes did you exercise? "))

# Print the calories burned
print(f"You burned {calories[exercise.lower()] * minutes} calories.")

This creates a dictionary named `calories` that stores each exercise and its corresponding calories burned per minute. It uses a standard `input()` statement to ask what exercise you did, and it uses an `input()` statement that converts the input from a string to an integer with `int()` to get the number of minutes you did that exercise. Finally, it prints the number of calories you burned with an f-string that retrieves the calories from the dictionary by the input exercise using `.lower()` to allow input of any capitalization and multiplies the calories by the minutes of exercise. Let me know if you have any questions!</s>
