I don't use python, but seems that it is because both a and b are on the same line, so needs something like a, b = input().split()
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daveyscommented on Jan. 1, 2024, 4:42 p.m.←
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I'm new to learning Python, so I found this more complex than many people here probably did, but I did manage to complete the challenge.
It's interesting because the numbers in one of these contests would usually have been input as two separate inputs, whereas in this case they're as a single line separated by a space, which makes them a list, but also str and not int format, so there is a need to recast them. An enjoyable problem for me.
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Ts too hard :c
Wait I'm so confused what are we supposed to do here?
a = int(input) b = int(input) print(a+b)
showed as error
I don't use python, but seems that it is because both a and b are on the same line, so needs something like
a, b = input().split()I'm new to learning Python, so I found this more complex than many people here probably did, but I did manage to complete the challenge.
It's interesting because the numbers in one of these contests would usually have been input as two separate inputs, whereas in this case they're as a single line separated by a space, which makes them a list, but also str and not int format, so there is a need to recast them. An enjoyable problem for me.
this is totally a kindergarten question (or maybe even prekindergarten question)
The person who made this thinks we are in kindergarten or something.
we are in kindergarden
yea it might
we kindergarten
This a dumb but funny problem
what.