Question
Fuel Ride Estimator
You are driving a futuristic car that behaves differently on terrains.
The fuel price is fixed at ₹100 per litre, and the mileage values are:
- City mileage: 12 kmpl
- Highway mileage: 18 kmpl
- Mountains mileage: 10 kmpl
Your Task:
1. Take two inputs:
money (amount of money spent on fuel)
terrain (string: "city", "highway", or "mountains")
2. Convert the money into litres of fuel (fuel = money // 100) using integer division.
3. Based on terrain, pick the correct mileage.
4. Calculate and print how many kilometres the car can travel on that terrain.
The fuel price is fixed at ₹100 per litre, and the mileage values are:
- City mileage: 12 kmpl
- Highway mileage: 18 kmpl
- Mountains mileage: 10 kmpl
Your Task:
1. Take two inputs:
money (amount of money spent on fuel)
terrain (string: "city", "highway", or "mountains")
2. Convert the money into litres of fuel (fuel = money // 100) using integer division.
3. Based on terrain, pick the correct mileage.
4. Calculate and print how many kilometres the car can travel on that terrain.
Input
First line: money (integer, in rupees)
Second line: terrain (string: "city", "highway", or "mountains")
Second line: terrain (string: "city", "highway", or "mountains")
Output
Print the total distance covered followed by a space and km (for example, 60 km).
Example
Input:
500
city
Output:
60 km
Explanation:
Money = 500 → fuel = 500 // 100 = 5 litres
Terrain = city → mileage = 12 km per litre
Distance = 5 × 12 = 60 km
500
city
Output:
60 km
Explanation:
Money = 500 → fuel = 500 // 100 = 5 litres
Terrain = city → mileage = 12 km per litre
Distance = 5 × 12 = 60 km