I can't understand how the program is running

Question

Please some one explain that

Answer 1

example:
x = 1 + 1
y = 2
if x == y:
print('True')
else:
print('False')

This will print 'True'

the if statement will not occur if the condition is false, the else statement occur.

Answer 2

Input consider as a string???

Answer 3

'print' not 'Print'
and
n = int(input())

Answer 4

n=input ()
if n==5:
Print ('true')
else:
print('false')

The question is even though I put 5 the results show false why?????

Answer 5

Ok that's not a problem

Answer 6

Just run the program and put 5 and see what will happen

Answer 7

Input operation consider the value as string whatever I put correct

As I'm correct

Answer 8

Thank u so much

Answer 9

if statement : if a condition is satisfied such as (if 2==2 :
print("true"))
else statement : if a condition is not satisfied

Answer 10

python?

Answer 11

try to review the sololearn lessons again and experiment until you understand it. Happy coding!

Answer 12

It's always show's false

Answer 13

try this

n=int(input ())
if n==5:
print ('true')
else:
print('false')

Answer 14

input ()
Operation work in if statement?????????

Answer 15

Yes it's working how

Answer 16

because the 5 youre trying to type is a string not an integer, you must convert it first to integer by adding int befor the number
int(x)

Answer 17

The input you are giving is always a string, and Python does not convert it to an integer. So you must explicitly convert the string to an integer, as said by The Zen of Python:"Explicit is better than implicit".