Whar am I doing wrong

Question

Everything I try is wrong Explanation: 20% of 50 is 10.
To calculate 20% of a given amount, you can multiply the number by 20 and divide it by 100: 50*20/100 = 10.0 bill = int(input(50))
tip = input('10')
x= bill
y= tip

print('x'*20/100)

Answer 1

If you were to type:
input(50)

by itself with nothing else, youll see a big flaw with your code. Its outputting 50 regardless of what you do. Try:

bill = input() #nothing inside the input, then type it after you run your code.
or
bill = 50

there is a couple other problems with your code, but this will help you get on the right track.

Answer 2

Daniel Anderson

Inside single or double quotes anything would be known as string so

'x' is a string not a variable

print (x * 20 / 100)

#x is integer input

20% of 50 is just an example to understand concept don't use that in your code