Can someone help??

Question

I'm having some trouble comprehending the whole 'input( )' function with python, especially as it pertains to the 'int( )' function.
When I attempt to execute the command, it always results in an error. If I were to type for example:

name = input("Major Grey")
print = name
age = int( input(36))
print = age

It always gives me that EORerror message or whatever it is...like it goes haywire and its cursing me out with all the different symbols 😔

Answer 1

M̘aj̼̦. Gͅr̪̗̦e̟̲y͙

name = input() is a string input
age = int(input()) is a integer input

so if you are using both you would type in the following in this order

Maj Grey
your age

not Maj Grey your age

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Answer 2

M̘aj̼̦. Gͅr̪̗̦e̟̲y͙
I believe you are looking for the word ' or '

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Answer 3

,...I'm still confused, as you said it goes in the order of name, then age.

,...isnt that what I did???? By assigning a value to both 'name' and 'age' should they not be read out as:

Maj Grey
your age?

Mind you,...you're talking to a complete n00b,.. the first two links you so graciously provided kinda explained,..but the others are way beyond my level of understanding.