trying to print degree symbol after integer

Question

I am trying to do the find-angle challenge in hacker rank, I got the value of the angle as an integer but hacker rank requires me to give the output with " ° " symbol at the end, how do I tackle this, P.S. the platform does not allow ascii characters. this was the code I came up with

import math
ab=int(input())
bc=int(input())
hypotenuse=math.sqrt(ab**2+bc**2)
mc=hypotenuse/2
angle_bmc=90
mb=math.sqrt(bc**2-mc**2)
result_in_radians=math.asin(mc/bc)
result_in_degrees=math.degrees(result_in_radians)

trying to print output as degrees, I tried using formatting and printing the ascii code but the platform does not allow it.

Please clarify your specific problem or provide additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it's hard to tell exactly what you're asking. — Community, Aug 20 '23 at 02:48
What do you mean "the platform does not allow it"? What platform? What happens when you try? In fact, what code did you try exactly? — Code-Apprentice, Aug 20 '23 at 04:06

Eeark · Answer 1 · 2023-08-20T11:20:32.460

>>> "\xb0"
'°'
>>> u'\N{DEGREE SIGN}'
'°'
>>> chr(176)
'°'
>>> '\u00b0'
'°'

You can search 'Unicode degree' to get result "Degree sign U+00B0". Works with other symbols too.

With your code, you can do :

import math
ab=int(input())
bc=int(input())
hypotenuse=math.sqrt(ab**2+bc**2)
mc=hypotenuse/2
angle_bmc=90
mb=math.sqrt(bc**2-mc**2)
result_in_radians=math.asin(mc/bc)
result_in_degrees=math.degrees(result_in_radians)

print("Result (rad): ", result_in_radians, "rad")
print("Result (deg): ", result_in_degrees, "\u00b0")

trying to print degree symbol after integer

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