Sex-Based-Weight-Categorization

Categorize weight as normal, below average, or above average based on criteria for females (0-50 kg thin, 51-70 kg normal, 71-100 kg heavy, >100 kg obese) and males (0-60 kg thin, 61-80 kg normal, 81-100 kg heavy, >110 kg obese) by inputting sex and weight. Program uses if-else statements to determine appropriate category.

Explanation

This Python code takes in two inputs from the user: the person's sex and their weight in kilograms. It then uses if-else statements to categorize the person's weight as thin, normal, heavy, or obese, based on the sex and weight criteria provided in the code.

If the person's sex is "f" for female, the code checks their weight against the female weight criteria: a weight of 0-50 kg is considered thin, 51-70 kg is normal, 71-100 kg is heavy, and above 100 kg is obese. If the person's weight falls within any of these ranges, the code prints a message indicating their weight category.

If the person's sex is "m" for male, the code checks their weight against the male weight criteria: a weight of 0-60 kg is considered thin, 61-80 kg is normal, 81-100 kg is heavy, and above 110 kg is obese. If the person's weight falls within any of these ranges, the code prints a message indicating their weight category.

If the person enters an invalid sex, the code prints a message indicating that an invalid sex was entered. The code uses the float() function to ensure that the weight input is treated as a decimal number, since weight can include decimal values.