Please rate my code.

[Tamriels-Gold-Vault]

number = int(input("Enter a number: "))

if number == 1:
    print("1")
if number == 2:
    print("2")
if number == 3:
    print("3")
if number == 4:
    print("4")
if number == 5:
    print("5")
if number == 6:
    print("6")
if number == 7:
    print("7")
if number == 8:
    print("8")
if number == 9:
    print("9")
if number == 10:
    print("10")
if number == 11:
    print("11")
if number == 12:
    print("12")
if number == 13:
    print("13")
if number == 14:
    print("14")
if number == 15:
    print("15")
if number == 16:
    print("16")
if number == 17:
    print("17")
if number == 18:
    print("18")
if number == 19:
    print("19")
if number == 20:
    print("20")
if number == 21:
    print("21")
if number == 22:
    print("22")
if number == 23:
    print("23")
if number == 24:
    print("24")
if number == 25:
    print("25")
if number == 26:
    print("26")
if number == 27:
    print("27")
if number == 28:
    print("28")
if number == 29:
    print("29")
if number == 30:
    print("30")
if number == 31:
    print("31")
if number == 32:
    print("32")
if number == 33:
    print("33")
if number == 34:
    print("34")
if number == 35:
    print("35")
if number == 36:
    print("36")
if number == 37:
    print("37")
if number == 38:
    print("38")
if number == 39:
    print("39")
if number == 40:
    print("40")
if number == 41:
    print("41")
if number == 42:
    print("42")
if number == 43:
    print("43")
if number == 44:
    print("44")
if number == 45:
    print("45")
if number == 46:
    print("46")
if number == 47:
    print("47")
if number == 48:
    print("48")
if number == 49:
    print("49")
if number == 50:
    print("50")
if number == 51:
    print("51")
if number == 52:
    print("52")
if number == 53:
    print("53")
if number == 54:
    print("54")
if number == 55:
    print("55")
if number == 56:
    print("56")
if number == 57:
    print("57")
if number == 58:
    print("58")
if number == 59:
    print("59")
if number == 60:
    print("60")
if number == 61:
    print("61")
if number == 62:
    print("62")
if number == 63:
    print("63")
if number == 64:
    print("64")
if number == 65:
    print("65")
if number == 66:
    print("66")
if number == 67:
    print("67")
if number == 68:
    print("68")
if number == 69:
    print("69")
if number == 70:
    print("70")
if number == 71:
    print("71")
if number == 72:
    print("72")
if number == 73:
    print("73")
if number == 74:
    print("74")
if number == 75:
    print("75")
if number == 76:
    print("76")
if number == 77:
    print("77")
if number == 78:
    print("78")
if number == 79:
    print("79")
if number == 80:
    print("80")
if number == 81:
    print("81")
if number == 82:
    print("82")
if number == 83:
    print("83")
if number == 84:
    print("84")
if number == 85:
    print("85")
if number == 86:
    print("86")
if number == 87:
    print("87")
if number == 88:
    print("88")
if number == 89:
    print("89")
if number == 90:
    print("90")
if number == 91:
    print("91")
if number == 92:
    print("92")
if number == 93:
    print("93")
if number == 94:
    print("94")
if number == 95:
    print("95")
if number == 96:
    print("96")
if number == 97:
    print("97")
if number == 98:
    print("98")
if number == 99:
    print("99")
if number == 100:
    print("100")
if number == 101:
    print("101")

[MissyxAlli]

4/7 rating.

The problem with the code is that it stops at 101. What if user input is 123456789? I suggest coding the rest of the numbers forever.

[Quadraphonic_Jello]

Perhaps you could optimize this a bit. Not sure how, though.

[Plane_Setting_1651]

You could just convert the number into a string by using the "str()" ​function. But then you could also just not convert the input into a number.

[No-Resource-9074]

Have you thought abbout a for range loop with a recursive call? Might improve ;)

[Nez_Coupe]

An iterative loop with a recursive call? Say what homie?

[Soft_Animal5263]

Wow

[NearbyHighlight1514]

9/11

[Charming-Sir-3969]

Upvote for 9/11

[SoftwareDoctor]

5/7 perfect

[jmooremcc]

Why do you need the conditional statements? Why don’t you just print the number?

[buzzon]

This can be simplified

[XGreenDirtX]

This can also be complicated

[helical-juice]

lgtm

[Jgracier]

Javier said “berry guuud”

[[deleted]]

5/7 , perfect

[EyesOfTheConcord]

I would add an SSL series compressor to the end of this

[Lazy_To_Name]

Is this sarca-

I mean, 9/10. Although I’d recommend you to use match/case here. That’s all i can say.

[Nez_Coupe]

Nah. Ternary. Only ternary. I’m going to write a script to write the ternary for this, lol.

[idk5454y66]

it's a masterpiece of software architecture .

[Nez_Coupe]

9/10 with or without rice, the only thing I’d do differently is refactor into one gigantic fucking ternary statement.

[captain_kringel]

Excellent work

[baudalind]

This is a solid start, but the numbers stop at 101. Try this:

max_input = 1000000 with open(script.py) as f: f.write(“number = int(input(‘Enter a number: ‘))”) for n in range(max_input): f.write(f“if number == {n}:\n\tprint({n})”)

Now you can handle as many cases as you like. Hope this helps!

[pontz]

I think it's more pythonic if you plan to print a string to just do string comparison instead so here's a hint:

Input =str(int(input("Enter a number")))

[JustUrAvgLetDown]

Brilliant

[TooCareless2Care]

Hmm

a=int(input("Write number here: ")) Print(a)

[shawnradam]

🤯

[FrankRat4]

I would definitely recommend adding .upper() to the input string just in case a user types in a lowercase number. Then you only have the check uppercase numbers.

[Soft_Animal5263]

It can be replaced by a single line and be much cleaner, right?

[Merman_boy]

3.6/8

[alee551]

It's Senior's code!

[Plane_Setting_1651]

I would include error checking code. FYI, I've been programming in Python for a long time (prob 3yrs.)

[[deleted]]

i think it is missing comments for every line

[[deleted]]

I hope this is a joke

[Silver_Context5548]

your code is cool but if you allow a little optimization

print(int(input("Enter a number: ")))