Python calculator

Question

I am to create a calculator that takes 2 floats as input and performs arithmetic operations on them. Also, there has to be a case when there's zero division. I run:

x = float(input())
y = input()
z = float(input())

if y == '/' and z != 0:
print(x / z)
elif y == '/' and z == 0:
print("Zero division")
if y == '%':
print(x % z)
if y == '**':
print(x ** z)
if y == '//':
print(x // z)
if y == '*':
print(x * z)
if y == '-':
print(x - z)
if y == '+':
print(x + z)

And get:

Failed test #1. Runtime error
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "jailed_code", line 3, in <module>
z = float(input())
ValueError: could not convert string to float: 'mod'

What's wrong with the code?

Answer 1

I tried your code in CodePlayground and it worked fine - what did you input?

Answer 2

I've inputted all the ops I had enumerated and in PyCharm it works too. But for some reason the website of the course I'm taking spits out an error. xd
Anyway, thanks.