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numbers = int(input()) #(2+4) = 6
print(numbers)

>>>
numbers = int(input())
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '(2+4)'

lst = [(2+4),(5*2),(6-5)]

for i in lst:
print(i)

>>>
6
10
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Answer 1

CodeStory

Take input as string and remove first and last bracket.

Then use loop and eval function to calculate like this:

numbers = input() #(2+4) = 6
print(numbers)

list1 = (numbers[1:-1]).split(',')

for k in list1:
print (eval(k))

Answer 2

CodeStory

[(2+4) is a not an integer value so you cannot cast with int.

Answer 3

Thank you very much, good luck to you!! 👍👍👍