(SOLVED)Why doesn't my final line work?

Question

cominput = input("give sale amount in whole dollars")
if cominput <= "5000":
print("0.05)
elif cominput > "5000" != "10000":
print("0.1")
else:
print("0.15")

(Note: i have also tried replacing the final line with
elif cominput >= 10000
and that didn't work either)

Answer 1

Eric Check out this code.

https://code.sololearn.com/c07yooDN78F0/?ref=app

Answer 2

Because in the first condition you forgot to add a "

Answer 3

Yeah ⚡🔥 😎 Baby Hater 🔥⚡ is right and also I think that final line youre talking about should be like this

elif cominput > "5000" and cominput < "10000":

Answer 4

Ohh actually I noticed something wrong

Its better if you convert the input first to INTEGER then Compare it to another integer.

Answer 5

thanks nicko!

Answer 6

Yeah and ⚡🔥 😎 Baby Hater 🔥⚡ too

Answer 7

What do you mean?

Answer 8

if you are referring to the 10000 in the alternative, it was there when i tried i just forgot to type that part out when typing my question

Answer 9

Eric In the print time of the first condition

Answer 10

let me just type in exactly what i have right now

cominput = input("give sale amount in whole dollars ")
if cominput <= "5000":
print("0.05")
elif cominput > "5000" and cominput < "10000":
print("0.1")
elif cominput >= "10000":
print("0.15")

Answer 11

How would I do that?

Answer 12

You do realise your comparing string...eg
print("6000" < "50000000") this output false.