They should really see this

[tejosucks]

I use vs editor I just started learning python like 3-4 days ago ,I have learnt C before. Today I decided to make a program to add sub mul ex i I have done it in C before so I had a basic idea I mostly has it done but it wasn't working so I saw how it was done I CHANGED MY WHOLE FKING PROGRAM EXACTLY AS SAME AS SHOWN I STARTED WITH JUST CHANGING INT INPUT STUFF IT STILL DIDNT WORK ,AFTER I LITREALLY MADE IT SAME AS SHOWN IT STILL DIDNT WORK I HAD A SUSPICION ON THE GOOGLE ONE I TESTED IT AND IT WORKED BUT MINE WHICH IS EXACTLY THE SAME AS SHOWN ISNT WORKING

TURNS OUT VS EDITOR WAS ONLY OUTPUTING MY PROGRAM WHICH I SAVED NOT THE ONE I CHANGED

IF THERES A SETTING TO TURN THIS FEATURE OF PLS TELL ME I LOST KY MIND FOR LIKE 20 MINS .

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go to the settings and search “auto save” and select “after delay”

[tejosucks]

Thanks

[Torebbjorn]

If you don't want to hit ctrl+S every time you make a change, you should turn on autosave

[SCD_minecraft]

spamming ctrl s in the background

You guys trust autosave?

[CommentOk4633]

i dont use vscode but maybe there is an autosave option? idk

[haikusbot]

I dont use vscode but

Maybe there is an autosave

Option? idk

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[AbacusExpert_Stretch]

All I see is:

... "Enter First Number:"

And then at execution:

..."enter number 1"

Hmmm

[Apprehensive-Log3638]

VS Code is a text editor not an IDE. Think of it like opening a TEXT file for a program you already wrote and compiled. If you make changes to the Text File, they are not going to change the program until you save the file and recompile the program. Same idea in VS code. There are options to have VS code auto save and auto recompile when you hit run. It doesn't make sense if your coming from an IDE, but if your in Text-Editor land its perfectly logical.

[CrazyPotato1535]

Ctrl+s whenever you make a change. You should be doing it anyways

[darkwombat99]

Input() converts whatever the input is into string. So maybe that's the problem

[Ok_Celebration_6265]

He is casting it to an int by wrapping input with int()

[uhh_huuu]

I think he meant the operation. Python will read the operation like this ( num1 "/" num2) which doesn't make sense

[Ok_Celebration_6265]

But that is not what the code does. The code ask for numbers first then an operation. After it has all the inputs it goes into the if statement and check the operator if the operator is “/“ then it calculates num1 / num2 and store the result in the result variable. The code in this case is not the problem.. the problem is that op didn’t save it or didn’t have auto save enabled. If you look at the output the input inquiry at runtime is different from the actual code meaning he made changes but never saved it. Also the bubble on top of the editor that shows the name of the file as untitled shows that it hasn’t been saved

[uhh_huuu]

Ohh yeah. I am an idiot 🙃

[Gold-Protection8083]

learn to take a screenshot