In this python code I only want one input not two

Question

pi=3.14
radius,side=input().split()
radius=float(radius )
side =float(side)
area_c=pi*radius*radius
area_s=side*side
print ("\n Area of circle: %2f"%area_c)
print("Area of square: %2f"%area_s)

Answer 1

Input: 2.5 10.25
radius,side = *list(map(lambda x: float(x), input().split()))
print(radius, side)
print(3.14*radius*radius)
print(side**2)

Output:
2.5 10.25
19.625
105.0625

Answer 2

If I am understanding you correctly, you do not want:
radius,side=input().split()
If this is the case you will need to hard code one of those values:
radius=2
side=input()
OR
radius=input()
side=2

Answer 3

Change your code like this↓
pi=3.14
radius=side=input().split()
radius=float(radius[0])
side =float(side[0])
area_c=pi*radius*radius
area_s=side*side
print ("\n Area of circle: %2f"%area_c)
print("Area of square: %2f"%area_s)

in your code you must give two inputs. because

radius,side=input().split()
means,

radius=input().split()
and side is not get any value.So this code shows value error.

Answer 4

Bro now also didn't getting answer

Answer 5

Mohan 333 thats not true, his code is taking 2 inputs separated by a white space. So an input of:
2 4
Would set
radius=2
side=4

Answer 6

Now is it right?
Steven M Namit Jain Sourabh Tewatia

Input:2 4
Output: 12.560
16.000

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