Error in the below program

[Murugeshwari]

while True:
    fact = input("Fraction: ")
    try:
        num, denom = fact.split("/")
        x = int(num)
        y = int(denom)
        f = x/y
        if f <= 1:
            break
    except (ValueError, ZeroDivisionError):
        pass
p = int(round(f * 100))
if p <= 1:
    print('E')
if p >= 99:
    print('F')
else:
    print(f"{p}%")

If i give 0/4 it gave result “E” and 0%,
but i need only “E” as a result. Help please

[hbar1st]

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[hbar1st]

@Murugeshwari

if p <= 1:
    print('E')
if p >= 99:
    print('F')
else:
    print(f"{p}%")

the first if runs and prints E
then the second if runs and switches down to the else so it prints out the percentage.

How do you think you can stop this from happening?

[Murugeshwari]

Thank you, I will follow for sure.

[Murugeshwari]

I don’t know, if i want to end the first if after the it got true?

[hbar1st]

You may want to try using an elif statement

Take a look for examples on this here

Python Conditions

[Murugeshwari]

Thank you, Its worked.