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Im trying to make a basic calculator i tried this Num1 = input ("Enter A Number")
Num2 = input ("Enter Another Number")
Result = float(Num1) + float(Num2)
Print(Result) but it did not work i went on youtube and tried to get help but no 😢

Answer 1

Here you did mistake on the print statement, write In small letters because python is case sensitive

Try this one👍

Num1 = input ("Enter A Number")
Num2 = input ("Enter Another Number")
Result = float(Num1) + float(Num2)
print(Result)

Happy coding :-)

Answer 2

Enter the input [numbers] in separate lines otherwise use split() keyword.
For example,
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Num1, Num2 = input("Enter 2 numbers with space between them:).split()
#using split() it separates the input and make it as list which you can use it for multiple assignment

Result = float(Num1) + float(Num2)
#now you can use data types for further math operation.

print(Result)

"""
Output:
Enter 2 number with space between them: 5 6

11.0
"""

Answer 3

Make the 'P' of 'print fucntion to lowercase
Python is case sensitive bro😊

Answer 4

Code Crasher that's why I have explained so that he/she may improve little extra. And also they will be eager to know what it means.

Answer 5

Hal0Pr012 and also remember that python is a case sensitive language and all keyword(print,input,def,if,else,...) in python are in in lower case

Answer 6

Hal0Pr012

Make sure that "P" in the "Print" is lower case i.e., "print(Result)"

Answer 7

you can use eval(num1,num2)

Answer 8

Lay_in_life It was a well explained response. 👌

While the OP may not fully grasp it until later, others can still benefit from learning an alternative to the separate inputs per line.

Answer 9

Write print not Print

Answer 10

I'd suggest you to post actual picture of code here. This seems to be right and it should be working.

Answer 11

Give the two numbers separated with a line...

Answer 12

Hal0Pr012 You can also make the value int/float at the time of input, i.e. float(input())

Answer 13

boualleg yasmine, vinita sarda
I would use float instead of integer with the input
Like AKSHAY said
Hal0Pr012 keep trying

Answer 14

It says i need input,im a beginner so i dont know what to do.

Answer 15

Num1 = input ("Enter A Number")
Num2 = input ("Enter Another Number")
Result = float(Num1) + float(Num2)
Print(Result)

Answer 16

It says i need an input and to split lines.idk how to do that

Answer 17

Im a beginner i dont know how to do that

Answer 18

Hal0Pr012
Just enter first number, press enter, enter another number, again enter to view result

Answer 19

input returns a string,you can use eval() to convert a string to a number,then you can add numbers and get what you want.

Answer 20

num1= int(input(bla bal bla))
num2=int(input(bla bla bla))
#u gotta put int before input bcz input takes a string and u wanna use integer