Why it doesn't work?

Question

x = 9
y = int(input("число"))
print(y)
z = (x*y)
if z >= x:
print ("ok1")
else:
print ("bed")

Answer 1

#It should work with this

x = 9
y = int(input("число")) #P.s This is correct
print(y)
z = (x*y)
if z >= x:
print ("ok1") #give a space
else:
print ("bed")

Answer 2

Because "число" is not an Integer
EDIT : This is not correct. "число" is a value that prints before input is taken

Answer 3

Indentation error, give an indent before "print("ok1")

Answer 4

@Yeruchan The argument inside the input() function is the text that is displayed to the user when they need to input something.

Answer 5

The statements inside if else blocks should be indented. That means it needs to have a number of 2 or 4 spaces.

x = 9
y = int(input("число"))
print(y)
z = (x*y)
if z >= x:
print ("ok1")
else:
print ("bed")

Answer 6

without "число" the same problem. error in line 6

Answer 7

how it should be in right way?

Answer 8

how it should be in right way?