Can some one tell me how should I go to the next line? for solving this i used ";" but it doesn't work here.

Answer 1

thats correct, python uses new lines and indents, not semicolons it should go:

age=input()
name=input()
if int(age) <5:
print(name + ' is a child.')

# see above how print is indented?

Answer 2

post your code so we can help please

Answer 3

Morteza
I think that is because of the "if" that is not entered on the next line with its condition

age = input() ; name = input() ;
if int(age) < 5: print(name+'child')

Answer 4

Morteza
( 1 )
Do you mean typing the input?

Then try it like this:

4
Myname

# 4 will be assigned to "age" variable and Myname will be assigned to "name" variable. It is because semicolon means next line of the program.

Answer 5

( 2 )
Or if what you are trying to do is to get the input on the same line.
For example like this:

4 Myname

# Then you can use "Unpacking of values".

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age, name = input().split()

string.split() converts the string to list by whitespace by default (you can split the string whatever character you want). For example:

"4 Myname".split()
>> [ "4", "Myname" ]

Then we unpack this list
age, name = [ "4", "Myname" ]

age ---> "4"
name ---> "Myname"

Answer 6

No , I meant when I want to write the codes, not inputs.

Answer 7

age=input() ; name=input() ; if age<5:print(name+' is a child.')
If i write like this an error happens.
But
age=input()
name=input()
if age<5:print(name + ' is a child.')
Is correct.

Answer 8

I don't know how to go next line and when i press enter the program will run.

Answer 9

BTW , i'm using Python3

Answer 10

Thank you but still if I write

age=input() ; name=input() ; if int(age)<5:print(name+' is a child.')
Still it doesn't work

Answer 11

I don't know how to go next line and when i press enter the program will run.

Answer 12

You are correct but I don't know how to go next line and when i press enter the program will run.

Answer 13

How should i go to the next line?

Answer 14

But thanks for the new tip

Answer 15

You go to next line with '\n'