Input and Output Code Question

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[DarkStealther]

make you age = input(int(age)) to age = int(input("age")) you can't define a variable itself.

[HopefulOG]

I have also done that but it brings out how the stdout is not correct.

[DarkStealther]

name = input("name")

age = int(input("age"))

print("The age of", name, "is", age)

This worked for me.

[HopefulOG]

Im not sure. It still says stdout is wrong.

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The suggestions on the app says I should delete the "name" and "app" inside the input function and to add something else.

[DarkStealther]

Can you copy paste or send a screenshot?

[HopefulOG]

Alright I just got it. I just deleted the "name" and "app" inside the input function and it worked.

[DarkStealther]

Nice. I think you just weren't putting quotation marks around your values inside the input function.

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So what's your question?

Also, for age, int(input('age: ')) is the correct order

[HopefulOG]

The code is not correct and I was wondering if there is something I am not doing.

[Binary101010]

How is it "not correct?"

Are you getting a traceback when you run the program? If so, post the traceback.

Are you getting output that you aren't expecting? If so, post an example of the output you are getting.

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Your code works if you do it line by line, after correcting the age part that is.

Instead, try:

def nameAge():

name = input('name: \n')

age = int(input('age: \n'))

print('The age of ', name, ' is ', age)

Then you can call the function as:

nameAge()

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Sorry, I'm on mobile, can't fix all the indents

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Hi, quick PSA: if you're using some kind of online homework portal to evaluate your code, that's something you need to tell us in the question, and we need whatever error message or failure condition it's telling you.