day #8 Taking_User_input_in

User - Input

# In python, we can take user input directly by using input() function. this input function gives a return

value as string/character hence we have to pass that into a variables.

ex.

input-

a=input("enter your name: ")

print("my name is", a)

output-

enter your name: harry

my name is harry

# look at this program -

x=input("enter your first number : ")

y=input("enter your second number: ")

print(x+y)

print(int(x)+int(y))

output-

enter your first number : 56

enter your second number: 56

# first answer : 5656

# second answer: 112

# you are expect this program answer is 112 but its not write the real value of 5656

# reason of your computer doesn't understood value or integer value .

# than if we calculate of two, three or many number than i will program- int(integer)

x=int(input("enter your first number: "))

y=int(input("enter your second number: "))

print(x+y)

output-

enter your first number: 45

enter your second number:45

90 #this is perfect number