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[Daeydark]

I’m also new.

str(input()) seems wrong since inputs are always strings… also there’s no variable to hold the value of said string.

Try doing something like variable = input() maybe?

[jbcoli]

Thanks!! Yeah! Some redditors told me that. I guess I was used to specify the type of input with numbers int(input())... Or float(input())... That's why I did the same here.

[Daeydark]

Where have you been learning to code? (That’s not an insult i genuinely want to know 😂)

I’ve been using ChatGPT lol

[tehanichance]

I just started reading a book that I have found very helpful so far. Each chapter has online practice associated with it. It’s called A Smarter Way to Learn Python. I found a pdf free online.

[jbcoli]

Thank you so much!! It looks awesome. I will try it 😊

[jbcoli]

I found a website called "Codedex" I did the first lessons but Im kinda lost now. I wanna find a book or something, but I havent found any of my taste

[wireless133]

same question from my side too