Can anyone please tell me what's wrong with my code?

Question

value = input("enter your name:")
int(value)
if value <= 5:
print ("greater than 5")
if value >= 5:
print ("less than 5")

Answer 1

Iyed Bouazdia the code
How can the input be in " " if you want to code with integers (int)
Your mistake was
value=input("Enter Your Name")
But rather I will encourage you to use
value=input()
And also use the elif statement for the second one
Thank you

Answer 2

Code Crasher that was I said in the answer

Answer 3

Code Crasher Yes that was what I was thinking about was it the length of the name?

Answer 4

Hay Iyed Bouazdia your code is also correct . But you had done one mistake you are talking input as string . And after that you are trying to convert it into int . Yes ofcourse you had converted it using int(value) but if no variable is assigned to it then how will it be used . So do a simple thing overwrite the value .

Like this \/

value = input("enter your name:")
value = int(value)
if value <= 5:
print ("greater than 5")
if value >= 5:
print ("less than 5")

and second thing always take care of indentation in python. in your code second error is of indentation. ok

Answer 5

thanks guys, I really appreciate it. I got it now

Answer 6

code crasher thanks. That actually makes a lot of sense