python if statements

Question

Task:take the integer temp in celcius as input and output boiling water if the temperature is above or equal to 100
Sample input is 105
My code:
temp=int(input(105)
If temp>=100
print(‘Boiling’)

Answer 1

What is your question?

I think your code won't work:
* number from input()
* missing closing ) of int()
* if is spelt wrong ("If" is not correct)
* : in after the if-condition is missing
* print() is not indented into the if-block

Answer 2

It should work, if you remove the 150 in input and add one ) on the first line.
Add a : at the end of the if statement.
And you should indent the print statement.

Answer 3

Remove 105 and put : after line 2

Answer 4

Please have another look at my previous comment and look at how "if" is spelt and where : needs to be placed

The ' in your printed string don't look right...

Answer 5

Thank you

Answer 6

I fugured it out thank you very much i may ask noob question but im still only a begginer just learning

Answer 7

# just write it like this:

temp = int(input())
if temp > 100:
print('Boiling')
else:
print('Stable')

# but you can make a one-line version of it:

(temp > 100 and print('Boiling')) or print('Stable')

#this will evaluate the value of int(input()) and it can be thought as: (True/False & True) or True

Answer 8

Okay i know fixed the code
temp=int(input(105))
If:temp>=100
print(‘Boiling’)

What am i missing now??

Answer 9

I removed 150 still wrong idk why

Answer 10

Oh i put : after 100? At 2nd line??

Answer 11

This code is not work.Because your code is not correct.Some problems in your code.