Simple Calculator Test

Question

I've failed this 12 times. I can code it, get both answers, test 1 and 2. They also don't tell you which numbers to use, so you have to fail to discover the answers are 9 and 11. I don't understand how to separate both blocks of code to get two separate answers. I can pass both tests separately but not together. What am I doing wrong? I'm about to rage quit

Answer 1

I understand your confusion.

You can write
A = input()
in the code as if you actually wanted to give input yourself. When you submit your code to sololearn (when it runs the test cases), sololearn acts as if it was a real user and inserts a number.

Answer 2

S A take the input from the user. most code coaches require you to have input.

maybe you need to revisit the python course if you don't know about taking user input

Answer 3

I appreciate you so very much Lisa! The question makes it seem like you must enter numbers, then when you get it wrong and it presents numbers, I kept doing it over and over again with those numbers. Thank you for taking the time to look into my question

Answer 4

A="6"
B="3"
Print(int(a)+int(b))

Answer is 9

X="11"
Y="22"
Print(int(x)+int(y))

Answer is 33

How do you separate them to pass BOTH tests at the same time?

Answer 5

Hi, can you please link your code here? Also please tag the relevant programming language.

Answer 6

Hello Lisa, I don't know how to link code? So I typed it out. It's also Python, the very first lessons on this app

Answer 7

Rellot, I'm sorry but that makes no sense to me. What input, from what user?

Answer 8

S A in the code coach, the computer simulate input to check the test cases

Answer 9

I have no idea what your talking about. I'm now more confused than I started. What is code coach? Maybe I'm not being clear. I'm on the first modular of Python Core, second lesson of Strings and Variables, the test at the end of lesson.

Answer 10

It's called Simple Calculator and instructs me to do the following "Write a program to take two integers as input and output their sum."

Answer 11

It doesn't tell you which numbers to use. So you must fail to discover it's 9 and 33. Using the numbers 6 and 3 in the first problem and 11 and 22 in the second problem

Answer 12

I can do the code to get the answers. How do I BOTH codes in the same box to get the correct answer for test 1 and 2, how do you separate two problems? I've used input() I've used """, none of it makes sense

Answer 13

"It doesn't tell you which numbers to use"
and that's why I suggested to take user input. for eg-: A = input()

or maybe you need to learn more. or coding isn't for you.