Hi, I am a beginner. So I am quite confuse how to add in the input I wanted when writing the programme. Thanks!

Question

I tried to defined my input as cool. But every time the programme would said cool is not a variable or not defined or something. So I am really confused how to solve the test.

Answer 1

I can see where you're confused

The question is telling you to get an input __from__ the user (not typing it in the code)

So you should take inputs from both x and y, like this

x = input()
y = input()
z = x*int(y)

#Notice that input function takes everything from the user as a string, so you need to convert y to int

Answer 2

When solving the practice session mention both inputs in dialog box as follows:

Hi
3

You will not be asked 2nd time for input, and you have to make two inputs in a single dialogue box (inquiry box)

Answer 3

Sorry I am new to the app so I don't really know how to insert the code. But basically I am doing the course "phyton for beginners" and I am stuck at lesson 15.1, the practice question about convert the input. Do I type out the question and my answer here?

Answer 4

Hope this helped, xy._.

https://code.sololearn.com/cv0n5b3Ln16f/?ref=app

Answer 5

xy._. ,Amd TheWise

You can create an integer during the input phase of the code.

word = input() # creates a string
num = int(input()) # creates an integer

print(word * num) # output

Example
cool
3

Result
coolcoolcool

Answer 6

I think I get it now. Thank you very much! Amd TheWise Rik Wittkopp

Answer 7

xy._.
Can you attach your code example here so we may fully understand your problem

Answer 8

From what I understand, you want the program to say "cool" at the input
Make sure it is a string (make sure to add quotation marks " ")
x = input("cool")

Answer 9

Qn :
Write a program to take x and y as input and output the string x, repeated y times.

Sample Input
hi
3

Sample Output
hihihi

My Answer:
x = input("cool")
y = int(2)
z = (x * y)
print (z)

Answer 10

I am still not able to get the answer and I don't really know where did I get wrong.

Answer 11

If you add a string between brackets in input, it should show before the user writes their actual input
However, sadly sololearn prints it along with the output

Other than str type, you'd get an error, so better leave it empty
don't forget the brackets though

Answer 12

Oh, it explains how you can add input...
Every line is 1 input (less inputs than requested will result to error)

Just type Enter after each input

Answer 13

This is the first time that I want to learn about hyper text markup language