Im new to coding and im not sure what I should do.

Question

x = input()
print(x)
if x == 5:
print("Completed")
else:
if x >= 6:
print("Limit Exceeded")
else:
if x <= 4:
print("Requirement Not Met")

Answer 1

Hello and welcome to the world of coding. If that what Ярослав Вернигора(Yaroslav Vernigora) asked is true, here is a short explanation.

The program asks for an input first and prints the input with the command print(x).

Now the program does 3 checks.
First check: if your input (x) is equal to 5 the program prints "Completed".

If the number isn't 5, the program goes deeper with the first else statement.

(if x >=6:)
When you input is higher or equal to 6, the program prints "Limit Exceeded".

Now the last statement which will come, if none of the if-conditions happened:

If your input (x) is smaller or equal to 4, the program prints the text "Requirement Not Met".

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Your Code has an error which I saw.

Here is your code-text as a real Python program so you can see the output.
https://code.sololearn.com/cea3RBp3k4uL/?ref=app

Your input is set to a string. You need to convert it into an Integer after you requested a user input:
x = int(x)

Take a look at the Code.

Answer 2

Max, you should always comment your code.

As your are new to coding, that's an excelent activity to put in practice.

In Python we use "#" to comment.

With that at the beginnig of the code, everything after will not be readed until you pull a line.

#So you can make a big ststement that your code wil execute it, until
you

>>go ahead.

About comments. Always be simple and objective:

#Make it.

#Receive that.

#Compile this.

#Show that.

Doing that you will be able to understand what you were thinking and also help others to help you.

You're welcome !

Answer 3

Hi! do you not understand how this code works?

Answer 4

Phyton console give us Type error. you are comparing a string with a number. bring everything to a single type

Answer 5

Programming world is very nice if you choose and understand even a single language syntax, you'll live your life a good condition than.