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Can you guys help me Im trying to code something and it's a error and thank you
num = zero if input() = 1: num = one print(num)
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Also: input returns a string, so the condition in your if statement will always be False.
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num = "zero"
if input() == "1":
num = "one"
print(num)
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Can you send fixed code please?
https://code.sololearn.com/cG63Ei2whqB6/?ref=app
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Hello, HELP MEl!
Of course you have a error, in num = zero have be num = "zero" and in num = one is num = "one".
Because there are not variable/function with that name.
Simon Sauter
You're right, is as I say.
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In the if statement you have to use the comparison operator "==", not the assignment operator "=".
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Oh yeah..
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Use 0 and "1" instead of zero and one. Because the latter ones are identifiers
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Or use quotation marks if you want to use strings.
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I'm trying to do a project that turns numbers to word numbers
aka 1 - one
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puthon