Simple calculator

That's because input() is string by default. So, you have to use int() function to convert it to integer. I believe you know that adding two strings and two integers are different things. For example, a = int(input()) -> integer a = input() -> string

a = int(input()) b = int(input()) print(a+b) This is the proper way to do it. I think you missed something in that time. You're welcome

a = int(input()) b = int(input()) print(a + b) It's not difficult :)

Hi Adi! Hard code solution always gives you a certain output. For that, you have to use input() function to check all test cases. The required section is available on Sololearn under taking inputs lesson. You can refer that to solve your problem.

Hey, thanks for answering my questions Delicate Cat. I think, I need to enter numbers to solve the problem. turned out to be unnecessary. and your code managed to answer both questions.

Thanks everyone, you're amazing :)

Adi Purnomo share your code with us , we Will try to tell your mistakes

NO , u have to write only one code the output is correct

:/ theres an easy method #input: 2+4/(12/6+3) print(eval(input())) output: 2.8

a = 6 b = 3 print(a+b) In test case 1 i got right

This question are in " 17 code project python "

Yes, but the question number 2 got me wrong answer. I think this is bug from the app. So i can't complete 17 code project from python :(

But thanks for replying my question

But i use input() function, the code can't working. they don't give me the option of input() Sorry bad English

Python learned : Yeah, before that. I try that code and still can't make 2 questions true

In case 1 the question are : Input 6 3 Output 9 In case 2: Input 11 22 Output 33 Can i wrote 2 code in same time for 2 questions?