What is the wrong here ?

Question

It keeps saying that there is an error in line 8 (x> 40)

https://code.sololearn.com/c3k72T1Mje5H/?ref=app

Answer 1

@ shima what dayve is trying to say is
1) you have two inp variable it means :
inp = raw_input("Enter hours:")
hours = float(inp)
inp = raw_input("Enter rate:")
rate = float(inp)
is more like you are reassigning the value of input to inp , though there is nothing wrong with this as you have assigned that value to the hours variable
but its not usually a good act
these is what i mean
inp = something
hours = inp = something
then you reassigned inp again to store another-thing
inp = another-thing
rate = inp= another-thing
so you are still on track its just that if you want to run your code on code play ground then your "raw_input" as to be "input" cause code playground only supports python 3 and raw_input is a python 2 syntax it doesn't work on python 3, so you have to change that from raw_input to input,
2) your line 8 is not well indented you seem to have indented the is conditional statement :

x = int(hours)

if x > 40:
rate = rate *1,5
pay = hours *rate
you would agree with me that " if x> 40:", should have started the line like this
x = int(hours)

if x > 40:
rate = rate *1,5
pay = hours *rate
and your else is missing its semicolon ":" in front of it you had "else" instead of "else :" so please fix this and your program should run fine i have also written it for you on my code playground this is the link https://code.sololearn.com/cu6UpR3sW5PW/#py hopefully this helps you. your rate = rate * 1.5 not "1,5" cause the interpreter would see this as a sequence of numbers
since you've got two inputs if you would be using code playground then enter the two inputs on different lines as instructed good luck

Answer 2

# Corrected code :

hours = float(input("Enter hours:"))
rate = float(input("Enter rate:"))

x = int(hours)

if x > 40:
rate = rate *1,5
pay = hours *rate

print ("overtime",pay)
else :
pay = hours * rate
print ("no over time", pay)

# Input two numbers only. 1 input doesn't work in your code :)

Answer 3

Can't understand :/

Answer 4

it worked out 😃😃
so the problem was at spaces and python 2, 3 syntax ^^
@john Emma
@dayve

Thanks a lot for help ^^

Answer 5

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