On my PC this code does not work correctly

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/coYd23aPT1kO/?ref=app

Answer 1

To me, I changed latnum for latnum on line 33, as Asterisk pointed out and tested. Two numbers came out, a big (4 digits) and a small one (1 digit). A question: you never use min and max. Was the idea of the code to produce numbers between 999 and 9999?

Answer 2

One important problem: the if statements test if the numbers are greater than the next, but they won't give out a satisfactory result in case any number is equal to another. Last attempt produce 6799 and resulted in 6. Probably because 9 (thirdnum) and 9 (lastnum) are the same. Check with >= instead of >. See what happens.

Answer 3

One last suggestion: after thirdnum, you don't do the division of num by 10 and lastnum can thus still be a two digit number. Also, instead of dividing lastnum by 10, try lastnum with modulus %.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

line 33 last num and not latnum

Answer 6

SoloLearn uses an online compiler

Answer 7

This is syntaxe problem and you have many errors. Your code is also confusing. Please write your code from the beginning and ident the code.

Answer 8

Yeah I meant "num"

Answer 9

They gave a traceback for a reason. Your variable number doesn't exist.

Answer 10

I didn't understand...

Answer 11

He didn't even declare the variable "num"

Answer 12

There are no such errors on PC

Answer 13

Or he wanted to say "num1", but he says "num"

Answer 14

The problem is not your pc dude. It's your code.

Answer 15

And you have many errors. I think that the best thing to do is start from the beginning.

Answer 16

Well there is a problem with an else if without a expression. In every condition you must have an expression inside.

Answer 17

I wrote off code from the PC, may have written with an error

Answer 18

You made a lot of mistake, but it's just syntaxe errors. It can easily be fixed

Answer 19

Do not look at syntax errors

Answer 20

Important. Code does not always output the biggest numeral