Output error

Question

This is my new code:
total = 0
age = int(input())
i = 0
while i < 5:
i = i + 1
if age < 3:
'continue'
total += 100
print(total)

For input:
1
2
1
20
2
It shows 100
Whereas,
For input:
20
32
2
1
2
It shows 100 but it should show 200. Please help
https://code.sololearn.com/cVuvG3aL145o/?ref=app

Answer 1

to *all of you*

> please use propper indentation. this means that *4 spaces* are recommended. please read the pep-0008:
https://peps.python.org/pep-0008/#indentation

> using just 1 or 2 spaces is horrible for reading.

Answer 2

Your code takes only single input. Input command is before loop.
And also no, it may output 500 or 0
For python codes, always save code and share link. Indentation is much important.

Answer 3

I can only say the errors after looking at your update code.

See :

while i<5 :
i += 5
age = int( input () )

This will accept 5 inputs. But

while i < 5 :
i += 1
age = int( input())

will accept single input. And loop is no use there..
This is depends on your instructions positions and it's indentations...

continue is a valid command but 'continue' is just a string.

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Answer 4

# notify after any changes to know others....

total = 0
i = 0
while i < 5:
i = i + 5 # adding 5 so loop runs only ones
age = int(input())

if age < 3: # this is not inside loop. Run afrer loop
'continue' # this is just string, not command
total += 100
print(total)

Answer 5

total = 0
i = 0
while i < 5:
i = i + 1
age = int(input())

if age < 3:
continue
total += 100

print(total)

#check this corrected code with yours.

Answer 6

Ok thanks and if I arrange it in the loop
It still gives output 0 instead of 200