Why i have to write print() then input a numerical operation to work. Writing directly a numerical operation showing error.

Question

why?

Answer 1

Can you show the code or give an example?

print(5+3)
Works fine.

Answer 2

add a comma and it should work:
print('we get=', 30/11)

Answer 3

well, for me it does not show an error
5+3
just gives:
"no output"
which is true - since there is no print statement, there is no output

Answer 4

You can...
The issue is how you're writing it.
Show us your code, or write it exactly as I wrote it.

Answer 5

On line 8
"print('we get') print(30/11)"

Python is dependant on Indentation, so you cannot have 2 print statements on the same line.

Move it to the next line, like this:
print('we get')
print(30/11)

Answer 6

input() returns a string value - maybe that's the reason why retrieved an error? you have to cast the input to integer first

Answer 7

directly writing 5+3 is showing error

Answer 8

where do you write it?
python prompt?
solo learn playground?
any other IDE?

Answer 9

solo learn playground

Answer 10

but it says u can write numerical operations without writing print()

Answer 11

hey see my code in my profile. it isn't working why?

Answer 12

OK thanks

Answer 13

hey another thing
print('we get=' 30/11)
it is also not working

Answer 14

why? we gat should be treated like text.
also if it is not working. then how should I write
we get= '30/11'
(this 30/11 above is the value after division)

Answer 15

hey martin, can't we assign a operations(+,-,*,/) to a variable.