Jul-03-2018, 03:44 PM
I guess you use python2 and this code is for python3. As a newbie, you should start with python3.
in python2
in python3 it's ok,
but again - switch to python3
in python2
input() evaluates the user input. you should use raw_input() instead - it will always return string.in python3 it's ok,
input() works as raw_input() in python2, while eval(input()) works like input() in python2but again - switch to python3
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