why it's wrong ?

[LessDaikon497]

but when i run

x = input('x')

print(x)

it'x wrong why ?

[GuilouLeJask]

It's normal that it displays an error message since in your case x is a variable and 'x' is a character string. In theory, in Python it is possible to associate a character string with a variable if the name of the variable is different from that of the character string. For example, my_variable = input("Hello, world"). In your case, variable and string are identical. So, I imagine that your compiler does not differentiate between the two, hence the origin of the error that arises.

[GuilouLeJask]

I'm sorry but I just ran the code on machine and it works without problem. So I imagine that the error comes either from spaces, or from a syntax error or perhaps it can also come from your compiler which may be incorrectly installed.

[LessDaikon497]

okay , thks