Answer 1

x = 9
result = x**.5
print(f'the square root of {x} is {result}.')

Answer 2

Jan Markus

"😳 What's wrong in my code? Why..."

The downvoter was probably someone who wasn't familiar with math...

Answer 3

😳 What's wrong in my code? Why did I get one downvote? 😳

Answer 4

Sonic

I didn't want to overload someone at the beginning of his mathematician career with the use of Python modules, so I presented the most simple solution.

Answer 5

You can use math.sqrt()

Answer 6

Jan Markus true. It's always better for them to learn some mathematics before they start coding.

Answer 7

Sonic Don't say maths I am stuck on Laplace Transform and Inverse Laplace Transform chapter Today just taken break Lol 😥

Answer 8

Sayyam Jain It's "Laplace" not "Laplas"

Answer 9

Ore ooooffff 😥 I have gone mad due to maths problems today lol Thanks for the Correction :)

Answer 10

Sayyam Jain I can feel it. I am a 300 level mathematics student. 😂

Answer 11

Sayyam Jain the LaPlace transform is not required to learn programming but it would be good to know your indices and roots.

Answer 12

The best n easy way is to do that -
a = int(input())
print(a**0.5)