What's wrong? The output should be hihihihihi

Question

x =str( input("hi"))
y =int(input(5))
print (x*y)

Answer 1

Zynab Naser
You are emplacing your variable within an input prompt, which is causing the error.

If you wish to use variables:
x = "hi"
y = 5
print(x*y)

If you wish to use inputs
x = input() # string
y = int(input()) # integer
print(x*y)

Answer 2

Zynab Naser
x = "hi"
y = int(input())
print(x*y)

x & y are both variables which contain values.

input is merely a value which is determined by the user.

So if one variable is required to be prestated, then state the value of the variable.

Answer 3

How can l solve an defined variable hi

Answer 4

Zynab Naser Try This -

x = input()
y = int(input())

print(x*y)

This will solve your issues.

For defining a variable you can omit the input part and mention the value.

Like -

x = "SDB-"
y = int(input())

print(x*y)

Answer 5

Zynab Naser not sure but try removing between the last 2 brackets ) ).

I've tried through mobile ide and through online interpreter and it works just fine.

Answer 6

SymbolsOrganized
Review my answer in this thread

Answer 7

x = input ("hi")
y = int(input(5) )
print(x*y)

I just wrote it like this and it didn't work.
What is the wrong

Answer 8

I am a beginner but this beginning exercise has me confused please help...

x = ("hi")
y = int((5))
print (x*y)
results in zero ability to move forward...
I used your code vs my code...
x = ("hi")
y= (x*4)
print (y)
both results in hihihihihi change the numbers when using the word python... still nothing... What am I doing wrong....