[Solved] What is wrong with my if statement?

Question

money = int(input(""))
price = int(input(""))
friends = 10

total = price*friends
if money >= total:
print (str(money-total))

I can't pass the assignment and don't know why. Assignment:
Let's imagine you want to buy an ice-cream for 10 of your friends.
Write a program that will take the money you have and the price of one ice-cream, and will output the remaining money only if you can buy that ice-cream for your all 10 friends.

Sample Input
80
7

Sample Output
10

Explanation
To buy 10 ice-creams you need 7*10 = 70.
The remaining money is 80-70 = 10.

Answer 1

Caroline Eliasson Why are you printing in string. Output should be integer value.

Answer 2

Caroline Eliasson

It should be

remaining = money - price * friends

if remaining >= 0 and money <= 100:
print(remaining)

Check this info also

"Do not output anything if the total price is above 100."

Answer 3

You have the wrong condition for the if-statement.
It should be like:

if total <= 100:
print (str(money-total))

because the text of the problem says "Do not output anything if the total price is above 100."

Answer 4

Thank you! :)