100) ** 2 top_status = [(16, 'Severely underweight'), (18.5, 'Underweight'), (25, 'Normal'), (30, 'Overweight'), (35, 'Moderately obese'), (float('inf'), 'Severely obese')] for top, status in top_status: top_status: if BMI <= top: put_text('Your BMI: %.1f. Category: %s' % (BMI, status)) break if __name__ == '__main__': bmi() This is just a very simple script if you ignore PyWebIO, but after using the input and This user guide introduces you the most of the features of PyWebIO. There is a demo link at the top right of the most of the example codes in this document, where you can preview the running effect of

100) ** 2 top_status = [(16, 'Severely underweight'), (18.5, 'Underweight'), (25, 'Normal'), (30, 'Overweight'), (35, 'Moderately obese'), (float('inf'), 'Severely obese')] for top, status in top_status: top_status: if BMI <= top: put_text('Your BMI: %.1f. Category: %s' % (BMI, status)) break if __name__ == '__main__': bmi() This is just a very simple script if you ignore PyWebIO, but after using the input and This user guide introduces you the most of the features of PyWebIO. There is a demo link at the top right of the most of the example codes in this document, where you can preview the running effect of

100) ** 2 top_status = [(16, 'Severely underweight'), (18.5, 'Underweight'), (25, 'Normal'), (30, 'Overweight'), (35, 'Moderately obese'), (float('inf'), 'Severely obese')] for top, status in top_status: top_status: if BMI <= top: put_text('Your BMI: %.1f. Category: %s' % (BMI, status)) break if __name__ == '__main__': bmi() This is just a very simple script if you ignore PyWebIO, but after using the input and This user guide introduces you the most of the features of PyWebIO. There is a demo link at the top right of the most of the example codes in this document, where you can preview the running effect of

100) ** 2 top_status = [(16, 'Severely underweight'), (18.5, 'Underweight'), (25, 'Normal'), (30, 'Overweight'), (35, 'Moderately obese'), (float('inf'), 'Severely obese')] for top, status in top_status: top_status: if BMI <= top: put_text('Your BMI: %.1f. Category: %s' % (BMI, status)) break if __name__ == '__main__': bmi() This is just a very simple script if you ignore PyWebIO, but after using the input and This user guide introduces you the most of the features of PyWebIO. There is a demo link at the top right of the most of the example codes in this document, where you can preview the running effect of

100) ** 2 top_status = [(16, 'Severely underweight'), (18.5, 'Underweight'), (25, 'Normal'), (30, 'Overweight'), (35, 'Moderately obese'), (float('inf'), 'Severely obese')] for top, status in top_status: top_status: if BMI <= top: put_text('Your BMI: %.1f. Category: %s' % (BMI, status)) break if __name__ == '__main__': bmi() This is just a very simple script if you ignore PyWebIO, but after using the input and This user guide introduces you the most of the features of PyWebIO. There is a demo link at the top right of the most of the example codes in this document, where you can preview the running effect of

100) ** 2 top_status = [(16, 'Severely underweight'), (18.5, 'Underweight'), (25, 'Normal'), (30, 'Overweight'), (35, 'Moderately obese'), (float('inf'), 'Severely obese')] for top, status in top_status: top_status: if BMI <= top: put_text('Your BMI: %.1f. Category: %s' % (BMI, status)) break if __name__ == '__main__': bmi() This is just a very simple script if you ignore PyWebIO, but after using the input and This user guide introduces you the most of the features of PyWebIO. There is a demo link at the top right of the most of the example codes in this document, where you can preview the running effect of

weight = input("Input your weight(kg)：", type=FLOAT) BMI = weight / (height / 100) ** 2 top_status = [(16, 'Severely underweight'), (18.5, 'Underweight'), (25, 'Normal'), (30 (35, 'Moderately obese'), (float('inf'), 'Severely obese')] for top, status in top_status: if BMI <= top: put_text('Your BMI: %.1f. Category: %s' % (BMI, status)) This user guide introduces you the most of the features of PyWebIO. There is a demo link at the top right of the most of the example codes in this document, where you can preview the running effect of

weight = input("Input your weight(kg)：", type=FLOAT) BMI = weight / (height / 100) ** 2 top_status = [(16, 'Severely underweight'), (18.5, 'Underweight'), (25, 'Normal'), (30 (35, 'Moderately obese'), (float('inf'), 'Severely obese')] for top, status in top_status: if BMI <= top: put_text('Your BMI: %.1f. Category: %s' % (BMI, status)) This user guide introduces you the most of the features of PyWebIO. There is a demo link at the top right of the most of the example codes in this document, where you can preview the running effect of

weight = input("Input your weight(kg)：", type=FLOAT) BMI = weight / (height / 100) ** 2 top_status = [(16, 'Severely underweight'), (18.5, 'Underweight'), (25, 'Normal'), (30 (35, 'Moderately obese'), (float('inf'), 'Severely obese')] for top, status in top_status: if BMI <= top: put_text('Your BMI: %.1f. Category: %s' % (BMI, status)) This user guide introduces you the most of the features of PyWebIO. There is a demo link at the top right of the most of the example codes in this document, where you can preview the running effect of

weight = input("Input your weight(kg)：", type=FLOAT) BMI = weight / (height / 100) ** 2 top_status = [(16, 'Severely underweight'), (18.5, 'Underweight'), (25, 'Normal'), (30 (35, 'Moderately obese'), (float('inf'), 'Severely obese')] for top, status in top_status: if BMI <= top: put_text('Your BMI: %.1f. Category: %s' % (BMI, status)) This user guide introduces you the most of the features of PyWebIO. There is a demo link at the top right of the most of the example codes in this document, where you can preview the running effect of