Basketball

The if$,$ no else pattern from our teaching, is useful for when you want to do something when the condition is true, but do nothing when it's false.

You do not need an else, you just do nothing when the condition is false.

Write a Python program to determine someone's basketball shooting percentage.

Ask the user for the number of shots attempted and the number of shots made.

Notice that we have a style guide naming pattern for "number of $..."$ variables. Use it$.$

If a user has a shooting percentage of $50\%$ or higher, then print an encouraging message, as in the sample output below.

Expected Output:

Number of shots attempted: $15$

Number of shots made: $3$

Your shooting percentage is $20\mathrm{.}0\%$