Hello,I'm on the exercise of working with input, someone can tell me why this is not accepted? x=str("hi") y=int(3) print(x*y)

Question

Working with input

Answer 1

Is the exercise named "Working with input"? Possibly you need to use the input() statement to read one or more of the values.

Take note: "hi" is already a string. The quotation marks define it as a string. It is redundant to convert it to string with the str("hi") function. Likewise, 3 is already an int, since it does not have quotation marks, so y = 3 is enough.Though, if y is taken as input then the input will need to be converted to int. That is because input() returns a string. It would look like this: y = int(input())

Answer 2

Marco Grotto hard coding is you are giving value to variable.. instead of getting it as user input

Answer 3

https://code.sololearn.com/cjsnnB0GYV60/?ref=app

Answer 4

Hello, you should just write x="hi"
Or if you wanna something different write
x=input() so then you can work with a string ✨
Also you should write y=3
Or if you wanna something different write
y=int(input())
so then you can work with a integer number ✨

Answer 5

https://code.sololearn.com/cYEak3BYzOUl/?ref=app

Try it

Answer 6

What error message it is showing can you clarify?

Answer 7

Marco Grotto is either of one case only passed for you?

Answer 8

Try this way:

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

Answer 9

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

This is working fine in pc . May be in solo learn it's not allowed to input more than one input.
in this code you have to first input string which you want multiple times and then input how many times do you want to print that string.

Answer 10

Marco Grotto from your question you post,
First input should be a string
Second should be integer
So,
A=input()
B=int(input())
Print (A*B)
It will work...

Answer 11

Michael Wambua how string can print any string multiple times?

Answer 12

Avinash Kumar thanks that finally work, but what is hard coding?

Answer 13

Marco Grotto hard coding means you already take variable value just like x="hi" and y=2 or any number. But in soft coding user gives value through input function

Answer 14

Okok thanks, now I get it

Answer 15

Marco Grotto it is accepted only run the code and see...it's working

it prints hi 3 times

Answer 16

Then don't declare the input yourself...get it as user input

Answer 17

x=str(input())
y=int(input())
print(x*y)

like this

Answer 18

It's quite hard may be there is mistake in question

Answer 19

Marco Grotto can you screenshot the question and post it here..may be you missed something in it

Answer 20

Riya your code is showing error in this platform