I have to use 'x' variable as user input

Question

x = input ("enter the number: ")
if x == 5:
print("Yes")
else:
print("No")

is this program is write.

Answer 1

I got what u need(found on google)....its int() use it to convert input into an integer.
x = int(input("inputs here"))

and use float() if u want to convert it into a float

Answer 2

try this simpler example:
x = 4
if x == 5:
print("Yes")
else:
print("No")

with this you should get output.

Answer 3

I tried your code as you've posted it and it works perfectly on my phone. 🤔

Answer 4

Correct logic, idk about the syntax though.
Which language will you write this in?
If it's python I think it's correct.

Answer 5

I think it is because input takes the user inputs as a string but u are comparing it with a number so its never equal....maybe firsy try converting that input into a number.....idk about python so cant help in that

Answer 6

It is correct.

Answer 7

but it's not working

Answer 8

it's python only ..
I am not getting output

Answer 9

thans bro that will works I know but I need X variable as a user input

Answer 10

thans bro it's working

Answer 11

is it java language.