Write program to take two integers as input and output their sum.

Question

Sample Input : 6 & 3
Sample Output : 9

Answer 1

x = int(input())
y = int(input())
z = x + y
print(z)
You can write anything in parentheses, but it won't be assigned to a variable
What you write in parentheses can help a person understand what needs to be entered

Answer 2

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a = int(input ())
b = int(input ())

now do rest

Answer 3

Look what I Am AJ ! did. Find the difference.

Answer 4

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We are not here to write full code for you because you will never learn.

We can just give you hint.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Thanks I Am AJ ! and Frogged .. 👍
The problem is solved.

Answer 7

My attempt is as following.. 👇
Language is Python3

x = int(input('6'))
y = int(input('3'))
z = (x+y)
print(z)

Result not found.

Answer 8

But that is incomplete

Answer 9

leave parenthesis input blank. You should type input in terminal not in your code.
x = int(input())
just like this.

Answer 10

x,y = map(int, input().split())
print (x+y)