365 Days of Python: Day #69 — Busy Bees

Rick Deckard
2 min readJan 24, 2023

The majority of honeybees (i.e., those who are worker bees) live an average of six weeks.

Albeit short-lived, those bees make sure to not waste a second of their lives. In fact, most worker bees will work 12 hours a day for 7 days a week until they ultimately meet their end.

Can you imagine having a life like that?

In a sense, most of us do. The bright side to our lives is that we work about half of the amount that bees do, so let us all at least find comfort in that.

Day #69 (1/22/2023)

“The busy bee has no time for sorrow.”

— William Blake

Accomplishments

  • Added a supported_conversions() function to my PotW (see below)
def supported_conversions():

print("This program currently supports the following conversions:")
print("(1) Feet\t-->\tMeters")
print("(2) Meters\t-->\tFeet")
print("(3) Miles\t-->\tKilometers")
print("(4) Kilometers\t-->\tMiles")
print("(5) Gallons\t-->\tLiters")
print("(6) Liters\t-->\tGallons")
print("")
  • Wrote the user_select() function for my PotW (see below)
def user_select():
global selection, input_units, output_units

try:
selection =…

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