Works fine on console, but displays error when run from file

Question

This program runs fine on console, but displays error when run from file

https://code.sololearn.com/cArl2Qbw3Lng

Gives error:
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10:

Answer 1

Note that Py3 input work in different way to Py2 one... Try to run this code and see which type belong your var after input

https://code.sololearn.com/c68Tj7FWWynD/?ref=app

Answer 2

You execute on same python version either (from file and line by line)?

Answer 3

Ignore my comment Please! I might have noticed that wrongly.

I tried it now again to take a screenshot and saw that the console now also showing the same error.

Thanks for all the help.

Answer 4

You are welcome 👍👍👍

Answer 5

Wow looks like I need to change

integer2 = int(float1)

to

integer2 = int(float(float1))

It is absurd! Why convert a float to a float again? Moreover, without that the program works on a console. Looks like a bug on Python!

Ref: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1841565/valueerror-invalid-literal-for-int-with-base-10

Answer 6

Maybe because float1 its a string and not a float

Answer 7

Nah, float1 is a variable with a floating point value defined in it... And as I said, it does not show errors on running the code line by line on the console...

Answer 8

Interesting!

Python version: 3.6
int: 17
float: 2.0
integer1 is of class <class 'str'>
float1 is of class <class 'str'>

So why does it work without error at the console? Does console work like py2?