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feature: Add a new Python exercise based on Carbon Footprint Calculation #4304
I would like to propose a new exercise for the Python track focused on an environmental theme: A Carbon Footprint Calculator.
This exercise will help students practice basic arithmetic operations, conditional logic (if/else), and working with dictionaries (storing emission factors) while learning about sustainability.
Learning Objectives
Variables and basic data types.
Control flow (conditionals).
Simple math formulas in Python.
Exercise Scenario
The student will write a function that takes a user's daily habits (e.g., kilometers driven, dietary choices, electricity usage) and returns their estimated daily CO2 emissions based on provided standard coefficients.
Additional Context
Connecting coding challenges with real-world issues like climate change can make learning Python more engaging and meaningful for new developers. I would be happy to help design the test cases or write the description for this exercise!
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github-actions commentedon Oct 4, 2026
Hello. Thanks for opening an issue on Exercism 🙂
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