Problem with python script

Question

Variable = input("Your number is ")
if Variable = 50
print("I dont like your number")
else
print("I like your number")

syntax error?

Solved by N3tW0rk

Answer 1

it must be
if Variable == 50: # Double = and : after 50
print("....")
else: # : here too
print("---")
double == to compare and one to assign a value to a variable and respect indentation

Answer 2

u should put Variable = int(input("---")) too instead of just input cause just input is string

Answer 3

works now, the else was indented and it shouldnt have been

Answer 4

It now says theres a syntax error on line 4 aka

else:

Answer 5

Along with the == issue you need to add a : to the end of your if and else statements. You should also wrap your input () with int () otherwise you're comparing a string "50" to an integer 50.

variable = int(input("Your number is "))
if variable == 50:
print("I dont like your number")
else:
print("I like your number")