Hey, I'm a beginner, and i just wrote this small piece of Python code, but for some reason, it's not running how I wanted it to. Any help would be great.

Question

print('1,2,3')
x=input('Enter a no.:')
print(x)
if x==4:
print("Correct")
elif x!=4:
print("Nope")

Even if I do type x=4, it always shows the same result...
1,2,3
Enter the next nmber.:4
4
Nope

Answer 1

print('1,2,3')
x = int(input('Enter a no.:'))
print(x)
if x==4:
print("Correct")
elif x!=4:
print("Nope")

Answer 2

You forgot that input returns a string!

After correction:
print('1,2,3')
x = input('Enter a no.:')
print(x)
x = int(x)
if x==4:
print("Correct")
elif x!=4:
print("Nope")

Answer 3

As suggested by Kunark, you can use else here:

print('1,2,3')
x = int(input('Enter a no.:'))
print(x)
if x==4:
print("Correct")
else:
print("Nope")

Answer 4

There were two problems in your code
You were not using indundation and you need to convert user input into integer

Answer 5

it's else if rather then elif in 6th line

Answer 6

or may b u should use else only

Answer 7

where is your else selection statement

Answer 8

thanks a lot

Answer 9

Go to lesson 1 and copy and paste what they wrote for the code and see how it works IF it works.

Answer 10

by using else or int

Answer 11

first you have to ident your code
second you need yo convert your input