num=12 of number>5: print ("bigger than 5")

Question

good day;
how are you guys doing.

im new to coding and I am still struggling through the calculations for some reason and I would love some help knowing how you get about the answer for this code >>>("num=12 of number>5: print ("bigger than 5")")

Answer 1

Steven, you can try this:

num = 12
if num > 5:
print ("num bigger than 5")
elif num == 5:
print("num equals to 5")
else:
print("smaller than 5")

instead of setting a fixed value to variable num, you can use input() to promt user a number:

num = int(input("enter a number: "))
if num > 5:
print ("num bigger than 5")
elif num == 5:
print("num equals to 5")
else:
print("smaller than 5")

in this case input value has to be converted to int as input() function always returns input as string.

Answer 2

... I believe this is what you really mean.

num = 12
if num > 5:
print("bigger than 5")

num was defined as 12, which is larger than 5. The if statement is evaluated to true and the print statement is executed.

Answer 3

#something like this

num=12
if num>5:
print ("bigger than 5")

Answer 4

Steven Jhonby

<= means "smaller than or equal to". Since 12 is larger than 5, and also smaller than or equal to 47, the innermost print statement is executed.

Answer 5

thanks for the response.
I understood the starting but with the e.g from python it showed
>>>("
num=12
if num>5:
print ("bigger than 5")

which at the end showing
=47
after I ran the (e.g)
and that threw me of
num = 12
if num > 5:
print("Bigger than 5")
if num <=47:
print("Between 5 and 47") ?????