Back to front.

Question

x = input("33")
print("You entered: " + x)

Results in being : 33You entered

This is back to front.
Shouldn't it be: You entered 33?

This apps lessons are starting to fail at teaching from this point onwards.

Answer 1

The string inside input() is not the input – it is an optional hint

x = input() # that's all

or
x = input("Enter something: ")

Answer 2

I think delete input() like this
x = 33

Answer 3

Even if I change the input() to a string it will see output as the input() value first then the "You entered: " + x second.
So it is back to front.

Shouldn't the message say
You entered (then the value of the input)?

Answer 4

Im not master so sorry.