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TypeError: '>' not supported between instances of 'str' and 'int'

Why can't i use this code. How can fix this to still have my program do what i want it to do. x = input ("please enter your name:") y = 15 print ("hey " + x) z = input ("please enter age:") p = z if p > y: print('Hey ' + x + 'You are older than me') else: print('HaHa Im older than you!')

18th Dec 2017, 4:42 AM
isaac sachs
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# convert your input z to integer # # z = (int(input("please enter age."))) x = input ("please enter your name:") y = 15 print ("hey " + x) z = (int(input("please enter age:")))#explicitly convert input to number works fine p = z if p > y: print('Hey ' + x + ' You are older than me') else: print('HaHa Im older than you!')
18th Dec 2017, 4:51 AM
Lord Krishna
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Need to type the whole traceback error. It pointed to the following code: p > y Hence the change would be in that line or before it where “p = z”. I agree with Lord about type conversion, but not the location. I would change the following code: p=z To: p=int(z)
18th Dec 2017, 5:32 AM
H Chiang