Please find the mistake in following code

Question

import random

print("Hello there, what is your name?")
name = input()
print (name)
import random
print( name +" have to go to a path you can see two paths infront. write either 1 or 2 ")
path=input()
if path== 2:
print ("you have fell into deep well you have died")
if path== 1:
print ("you have encountered a weakened soldier and you kill him")

Answer 1

Specifi the data type of name

Answer 2

Convert the path input to integer instead of string using
path = int(input())

Answer 3

Why did you import random? (Twice)

Answer 4

if - elif - else statements?

if path == 1:
do smth
else:
do smth else for path != 1

Answer 5

a = int(input())
b = int(input())
print(a+b)

# when you run program in sololearn
# enter all input at once on diff lines
2
3 #then hit submit

#output
5

Answer 6

Dino Gupta is it on sololearn playground?

Answer 7

Still not working

Answer 8

You have not used random and imported it twice. There is no need of random on your code.

Answer 9

Okay

Answer 10

Yes input(" ")

Answer 11

Dino Gupta use input (" ") not input()

Answer 12

https://code.sololearn.com/cJKzp0lVKR2G/?ref=app

You can write it like this. This is what I have wrote after I saw your code.
When you submit your response on sololearn playground, please make sure to first write your name and enter your number on the second line.
Like it if you loved it. :))

Answer 13

It is showing eof error

Answer 14

What is its alternate of random.
But the main problem is about input statement

Answer 15

I just want to know how to have more than one input in one program

Answer 16

you can change line 4 to " name = int(input()) " or you can change line 10 and 12 to "if path == '2': " and "if path == '1': "

Answer 17

use '2' instead of 2 in if path =='2' or convert into intger
path =input
path =int(path)

Answer 18

If you want the input function run more than once,you can define your own function like "get_input",which include the input
function,then use the infinite loop as follow:

while True:
get_input()

Every time an input and output execution finished,it will wait another input.

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