I cant seem to get to turn the strings into an integer for a simple calculator

Question

number_1 = input(56)
number_2 = input(45)
func = add
if func == add:
print (number_1 + number_2 )
It is something like this

Answer 1

Please tag the relevant programming language.

In Python you can use int() to convert to integer.

What is "add" in your example?

Answer 2

You should take a(nother) look at the section about functions in the Python Beginner course. In particular the part about creating your own functions.

Answer 3

if you want to add 2 input without using function, correct your code like that👇

1.
number_1 =56
number_2=45
print (number_1 +number_2)

2.if you want to get data from user... without using function

number_1 =int(input())
number_2=int(input())
print (number_1 +number_2)

3.If you want to use function
def add(n1,n2):
return n1+n2
num1=int(input())
num2=int (input())
print("sum is:" ,add (num1,num2))

#hope this helps