Changes to the currency_converter.py file in the Main branch #2
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Changes made in the currency_converter.py file
In the main function in the last print statement before the changes was -- print(f'{amount} {source_currency} is equal to {converted_amount:.2f}')
The changes were that in the print statement the target currency is mentioned so we know to which currency code the end amount refers to
Example: 500 USD is equal to 430 EUR
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In the last code line in the main function where we print the amounts of the source and the converted currency we added the target currency in the print statement in order to know to which currency code the conversion refers to.
Before changes: 500 USD is equal to 430.
After changes: 500 USDF is equal to 430 EUR.