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Question

Code:

1 # Take the number of available spaces as an input
2 spaces = int(input())
3
4 # Display message if spaces are available
5 if spaces >=20:
6 print("Available spaces")
7 else:
8 # Display a different message if spaces are not available
9 print("Sorry, the parking lot is full")

Text of the error:

The code tries to convert the input function to an integer, but it should call the function with empty parentheses to get the user input.

My questions:
I didn't get something, or it's a bug of the Sololearn sandbox?
Can anyone explain, how to fix the problem?

Answer 1

https://sololearn.com/compiler-playground/ce8rWr4tnUyC/?ref=app

Answer 2

Indentation is VERY important in Python. Blocks of code need to be indented by the same number of spaces, typically 4 spaces.

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/indentation-in-python/

Answer 3

you haven't done indenting

Answer 4

Key OK 👌 You should save your code in the Code Playground and share a link to it here. It makes it much easier for us to help you 👍

Answer 5

Try changing '>=' to '<='. your logic was backwards 😉

Answer 6

changed code:
1 # Take the number of available spaces as an input
2 spaces = int(input())
3
4 # Display message if spaces are available
5 if spaces >=20:
6 print("Available spaces")
7 else:
8 # Display a different message if spaces are not available
9 print("Sorry, the parking lot is full")

Answer 7

Keith Thank you!

Answer 8

I just tested the code and test case number two did not pass.

Try changing line 4 to:

if spaces>0:

Answer 9

Dakota Kisiel Good job! However, keep in mind that we typically try not to post answers in the forums 😉

Answer 10

Keith and it worked! Thanks!:)

Answer 11

I apologize, I done independing, but it still doesn't work for number 4, when Sololearn is testing my code, but for 0 and 10 it works, as they show