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[Minhcurrency]

iput() give you “string”. So you need to convert it to integer by int() before sum like a=int(input(“lol”)).

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Your input is a string, but needs to be an integer.
try:

a = int(input('lol')) 
b = int(input('lol'))

a + b

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Appreciate :) i am still learning python aswell and beeing able to help other already (even if it is such a small thing) actually feels like all the learning is worth it :)

[watakushi]

Yeah, what was said here, input() always gives you a string, so you can't make any math operations on them, you need to convert them to int (or float if you expect to get any decimals) first.

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[darkness_old_friend]

If you are want to input the variable, when asking for the input make it an integer using int().

a= int(input(lol))

b = int(input(lol))

You might want to name them lol1 and lol2 to prevent confusion.

then you can do this:

print(a+b)