Why this code gives no output

Question

input = int(input())

i=0
sum=0
while i<input:
input1 = int(input())
if input1%2==0:
sum=sum + input1

print(sum)

Answer 1

try to change line 1
input = int (input ()) for another variable name because input is a reserve word in python

Answer 2

You aren't increasing i. The code creates an infinite loop. You are also requesting input many times, so be careful - SoloLearn requires all input to be entered BEFORE you run the code. Finally, I'd suggest you rename the first "input" variable. Never name your variables with a name of a method/function.

Shivam Rawal I made edits for all the needed fixes

Answer 3

2,6,9 means it takes 2 input if those inputs are even number so it will add them if first input is 3 it takes more 3 inputs and add even numbers if input is 2 6 9 ans is 6 as 9 is odd

Answer 4

Still not working

Answer 5

I'll share code

Answer 6

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

Answer 7

It is working now I changed name tysm

Answer 8

when u use input as a name of a variable it no longer is a bif(built in function
)

Answer 9

bullshit

Answer 10

Try taking input1 value before the loop

Answer 11

input() is a function and therefore can't be used as a variable.

Answer 12

Why this code gives no output

input = int(input())

i=0
sum=0
while i<input:
input1 = int(input())
if input1%2==0:
sum=sum + input1
i=i+1

print(sum)

You have to increase the value of i so that while loop at one point it ends and compiler goes to print function and runs that command,, you forgot to increase the value of i..