Does python store values to add later ?

Question

in first command i gave input one number and second command i gave input second number and then print add both numbers command but it doesnt take number two times and ask both number in one window instead and then doesnt add. doea python not store numbers ?

Answer 1

Post your code ^^

Answer 2

> x = input(enter first number)
print(x)
y = input(enter second number)
print (y)
print (float(x) + float(y))

The arguments inside the input function should be in quotes.

input("enter a number")

Answer 3

i am trying to do exact thing what you wrote as example, though i am asking number rather than giving it in program.
like
>> x = input(enter first number)
print(x)
y = input(enter second number)
print (y)
print (float(x) + float(y))

this is nt working .

Answer 4

it shows error in last line
print(float(x)+float(y))
even after the correction you suggested

Answer 5

> x = input(enter first number)
print(x)
y = input(enter second number)
print (y)
print (float(x) + float(y))

If that's how your code still look...

Change it to:

x = input("enter first number")
print(x)
y = input("enter second number")
print (y)
print (float(x) + float(y))

The snippet you posted wasn't lined up and the redundant ">".

Answer 6

x=float(input("enter a number: "))
print(x)
y=float(input("enter another number: "))
print(y)
print(x+y)