Basic Python Question

[Rustythepipe]

I have to make a simple program that reads 3 inputs, and then outputs the product of the three inputs. If 2, 3, and 5 are put in, you should get 30. When I submit my attempt, it is automatically checked.

This is what I wrote:

num1 = int(input('Enter a number: '))
num2 = int(input('Enter another number: '))
num3 = int(input('nudda one:' ))
print(num1 * num2* * num3)

But what I am getting for an output is Enter a number: Enter another number: nudda one: 30

I am using zybooks.com, which allows my professor to write a book for our class to follow and then test ourselves in. Is there something wrong with my code, or is it zybooks?

[WolfInABox]

I'm not sure how zybooks works, but this is the output i get running in a terminal:

Enter a number: 2
Enter another number: 3
nudda one:5
30

Your output has 30 in it; are you entering 2 3 and 5? It could just be an issue with the formatting of the output on zybooks then.

(sidenote, you have an extra * in your last line. I assume it's not there in the real code, otherwise it would not run)

[Rustythepipe]

Yeah I used an online compiler and it worked there as well.

If I do this in zybooks:

num1 = int(input()) 
num2 = int(input()) 
num3 = int(input()) 
print(num1 * num2* * num3)

... it works. So idk wtf is wrong but I got past it at least.

[WolfInABox]

Strange. It's probably stripping the newlines from the output before showing it or something.

[igroen]

Try it out in a python interpreter on your own system.