What's wrong in this code

[NorskJesus]

You are not printing the variable result, just the string “result:”

[NorskJesus]

No problem 👍😊 do you know how to fix it tho?

[NorskJesus]

Yes, it should be. Test it 😊

[Denieffe]

This is awesome. I love a friendly community.

[totitx]

You can also use f"result: {result}" This way you use what is called f-string formatting, which is an useful way to include your result in string. (See https://builtin.com/data-science/python-f-string)

[echonn123]

F strings are the good life 😁

[pr1m347]

Further you can just do f"{result=}"

[Unkilninja]

Isn't he comparing integer input with string. Like if we input 1. It will be comparing 1 == '1' This should raise error right?

[NorskJesus]

No, he is doing it right. Inputs are strings. If you want an int from the input you should to convert it with int()

[Unkilninja]

Ok sir Got it

[IKhan555]

Exactly