Is this a bug? Why does print(input("msg")) Output as msg[input]? Why not just as [input] like ot appears in the lesson?

Question

In the basic lesson about type conversion it looked like the output was just a type converted form of a numerical input; but in the playground I get the message concatinated with the input.

Should print(input("msg")) always show msg in the output?

It looks that way but I expected it in the popup. (it wasn't there)

Even when it's type converted to a float should I ecpect it to show msg [float]?

what is the code to only output the number?

thank you!

Answer 1

if you are trying in sololearn then this problem will occur because it takes all inputs in the beginning of execution, but to cure it why just not write print(input())

Answer 2

I'm trying to learn Python so I need to know what it is supposed to be. I need to know this isn't a bug but I can expect this answer everwhere Python3 runs :)