Why can't we put multiple inputs in python

Question

x=0

while x<=4:
x=int(input("enter number"))
print(x)
x=x+1

it only prints value 1 time

Answer 1

x=0
while x<=4:
num=int(input())
print(num)
x=x+1

now the input variable isn't the same as in the condition of the while loop

Answer 2

You can, but you did it wrong.
Your input overwrites x. You need to give it another name. Or input numbers <=4 and as last input something > 4

Answer 3

so we have to enter all the five inputs at a time?

Answer 4

thanks buddy...for the help...thats the error i was doing...i was entering just one input at a time🙌👍👍

Answer 5

@Alex can u explain me how will u write the code without overwriting it?

Answer 6

i am getting an EOF error on line 3

Answer 7

https://code.sololearn.com/cqitewD5znRs/?ref=app
the inputs need to be in separate lines. I'm not good in Python, since I rarely use it. There surely is a way to separate the inputs with a space. Maybe someone who knows python better can give you a better code ^^

Answer 8

yes. you need to input all values before the code runs here in sololearn