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Python Python Basics (2015) Logic in Python Input

Sam Peck
Sam Peck
773 Points
Posted by Sam Peck
Sam Peck
773 Points

Quiz keeps saying I'm wrong when I'm pretty sure I'm correct

The quiz question is asking

I need age to be an integer. What do I need to add?

age = _______ (input("What is your age? "))

I am writing int( in the blank space but it keeps saying I'm wrong, although I'm pretty sure that's correct.

2 Answers

Per Karlsson
Per Karlsson
12,683 Points
Per Karlsson
Per Karlsson
12,683 Points

Weird, I just tried it and I just typed int and it worked.

Try reloading or restarting your browser :)

Sam Peck
Sam Peck
773 Points
Sam Peck
Sam Peck
773 Points

Yours worked! Turns out I was putting in an unnecessary parentheses. Thank you!