print a float value as degrees in python 3

Question

Given a 90 degree angle, print the bisecting angle in degrees.

import math 

#given angle
abc = 90

#m is midpoint of ac, therefor
abm = abc/2
mbc = abc - abm
degrees = math.degrees(mbc)
print(degrees)

but when I print it out, i get 2578.3100780887044

if I don't use math.degrees() then I get:

mbc = abc - abm
#degrees = math.degrees(mbc)
print(mbc)

45.0

but what I need is: 45°

I found math.radians() and math.degrees() but I feel like there is something I am missing. Any help?

Answer 1

Python 3 returns a float for every integer or float division. If you want you can floor the result writing: abm = int(abc/2). This will give you mbc as an integer. On the other hand, math.degrees() converts an angle from radians to degrees, giving a float as a result. If you want to floor the result of the conversion you can do degrees = int(math.degrees(mbc)).