Change a list to integer so I can use IF statement

[bowlofred]

If you want it to be a number, why are you putting it into a list?

On line 20, you are calling psutil.cpu_percent(), which returns a floating point number. But when you put it in brackets, you put that value into a new list.

>>> type( psutil.cpu_percent() )
<class 'float'>
>>> type( [psutil.cpu_percent()] )
<class 'list'>

Take off the brackets and you have a number that you can compare against an integer.

>>> psutil.cpu_percent()
6.3
>>> psutil.cpu_percent() > 90
False