Please help me complete the python project about simple calculator

Answer 1

x = int(input())
y = int(input())
z = (x+y);
print(z)
It's really simple.

Answer 2

show your attempt.

Answer 3

Retard, thank you very much.I finished my project this time, sorry for making it difficult for you to teach me😁good work👍🏻

Answer 4

Simple Calculator is simple! That's why it's name is simple calculator.

Please complete your previous lessons and if any doubt you can search .

In simple calculatior you have to take two inputs and and you have to print it's sum .

All the best! 👍

Answer 5

Wait

Answer 6

#1#
x=3
y=x+6
print(y)

This, but the result is only testcase 1 which is correct because the answer is 9. When I try to fill it in again for testcase 2 to get 33, both are wrong😪

Answer 7

Thank you, Samira😊

Answer 8

I guess you want this.
Sweet and simple.

x = input("Enter a no")
op = input("Enter an operator like +,*,etc.")
y = input("Enter another no")

print("Result: ",eval(x+op+y))

https://code.sololearn.com/c4Sg6N9f964o/?ref=app

Answer 9

This works too

print (int(input()) + int(input()))

Answer 10

https://www.sololearn.com/coach/615?ref=app

can you guys correct this😞

Answer 11

fine, I'll try again. Thank you very much

Answer 12

https://www.sololearn.com/coach/615?ref=app

How about this? I actually know, it's just that the problem is when I enter the input for that calculation first, the result from the second testcase was wrong and it confused me but when I answered with the two calculations above, my answer was all wrong

Answer 13

very
easy
take two integer inputs an d output them using print() and ro add them use the addition operator’+’ to add them up
just 3 lines of code

Answer 14

Thanks a lot guys🥰

Answer 15

you have to clarify:
x = input(int())
y = input(int())

Answer 16

I will try it

Answer 17

I'll try it, again

Answer 18

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

Answer 19

https://code.sololearn.com/cBAI8PUrOk04/?ref=app

Answer 20

Hi Azzahra, I also stuck at that place as well. When we give the answer to the test 1, it requires us to give the answer to the test 2 as well.

Seems like it needs us to provide one correct answer to those 2 test in a single run?