String Input Help

Question

I was needing help with this situation.
The question on a problem for a lesson said,”

x = input(Enter a Number: )
print(x)
“
It says that the “user” entered 4 into the input. The final answer to the question was 4. But when I actually ran a code like that, it said “Enter a Number: 4”

Is there a way to tell the user, “enter a number” without it popping up in the output when printed?

Answer 1

perhaps conditions when user inputs invalid type?

x = input()
if not x.isdigit():
print("Enter a number")

Answer 2

If you don't want the instruction "Enter a number" to show up in the output, you may have to use a graphical user interface like tkinter (which SoloLearn doesn't support) - e.g. https://www.python-course.eu/tkinter_entry_widgets.php.
If you just want the instruction and input on separate lines, you can do
x = input("Enter a Number:\n" )

Answer 3

the input you’ve given has prompt, which are messages joined with the input. Simply remove it
x = input()

Answer 4

I still, however wish to tell them to put integers. Not letters or something. would that require coding in html, css, and/or js too?