Can someone help me with this question please?

Question

Write a program that checks if the water is boiling.
Take the integer temperature in Celsius as input and
output "Boiling" if the temperature is above or equal to 100.

Answer 1

Celia Sarkisian ,

first we need to see what you have done so far to solve the task. please link your code here.

Answer 2

Riya ,

both versions are valid.

> temp=int(input(100)) # this one will show *100* as a user prompt for input. but it is confusing when user will see 100. it will NOT assign the number *100* to the variable *temp*, user has still to input a number.

int(input()) # this one will output no user prompt, and it will not store an input in a variable. so it makes no sence, although it is valid.
temp = int(input()) will store the user input in variable *temp.*

Answer 3

Celia Sarkisian ,

this the code from you that you should use:

temp=int(input(100)) # do not put anything inside the input function

if temp >= 100: # make sure that indentation is correct
print("Boiling")

Answer 4

Celia Sarkisian ,

your link is not showing your code. please copy paste it here.

Answer 5

Thank you so much for your help it means a lot!

Answer 6

Now I got it thank you ☺️ Lothar

Answer 7

I feel like it’s a bug from the sololearn

Answer 8

https://code.sololearn.com/WxyGQ4VuHb9i/?ref=app

Answer 9

temp = int((input(#enter 100))
if temp >= 100:
#indent print("Boiling")

Answer 10

https://sololearn.com/coach/1755/?ref=app

Answer 11

temp=int(input(100))

if temp >= 100:
print("Boiling")

Answer 12

I did it in both ways and still incorrect

Answer 13

temp=int(input(100))

if temp >= int("100"):
print("Boiling")

Answer 14

Did it

Answer 15

Still doesnt work

Answer 16

Yea it was a bug now it is fixed

Answer 17

Is temp=int(input(100)),a valid statement...?or
int(input())->a valid one

Answer 18

You guys are making a mistake

Answer 19

https://code.sololearn.com/cP2Wzuj8H2r0/?ref=app

Answer 20

Any one from Nigeria 🇳🇬