Question number 13 on variable change

Question

The provided code stores variable 7 and output it, change the code to output the value of the variable raised to the power of 3.

This is what I did
num = 7
Print(num)
num = 7**3
Print(num)

Answer 1

It's not necessary to print num twice.
So, you need to remove first print statement.

Answer 2

What's your question then?
Is it not working..? Hoping P in print() is autocapitalized here..

Answer 3

What's the error you can see?
Code is fine.
What is the task..? Share full details..
In which course? Anyways post task description..

Answer 4

You could delete first 2 lines then.
num = 7**3
print(num)

Answer 5

You can do like this..

num=7
num=7**3
Print(num)

Hope it helps

Answer 6

num = 7
print(num ** 3)

Answer 7

Thanks guys it has worked

Answer 8

It's not working, line 1 and 2 was provided by the code tutor,

Answer 9

num = 7

print(num)

num = 7**3

print(num)

Answer 10

num = 7

print(num)

num = 7**3

print(num)

Answer 11

It's giving error

Answer 12

#Yes. You may need like this only..

num = 7 # or int( input() )
num = num ** 3
print(num)

Answer 13

Alabi Ayodele

Store 7 in a variable

num = 7

Now use this variable to get raised to the power of 3

So

print (num**3)

Answer 14

num = 7
Print( num ** 3)

Answer 15

Hello guys on test 36, I am having challenge:
def welcome ():
Print ("welcome, Bob")

Bob = input ()
Welcome ()