DUDE I FUCKING HATE PYTHON

you need colon after condition you dumbass
also after else

char a = "a";
char b = "b";
printf("%d", b>a)

Yes

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Okay now i am embarassed
i had tried but i tought the colon was after the if not after the condition, lmao.

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Wouldn't this just print 0 or 1?

if media > 6:

Everyone is retarded in this thread~ Python requires colon before new level of indentation

you mean TRUE or FALSE

>getting mad at a thing you don't grasp
why do stupid people do this?

Well... because they're stupid.

>using python
but why, python is the nigger's programming language

now consider what it says about op if he's not able to comprehend a language that's so easy even niggers can learn it.

you need a following colon after the if , dumbass

fucking retarded favela monkey you need to put if Media > 6:

Is this bait

hello, please remove " around the number. this will fix the issue

dude just put if Media > 6:
6 is without quotations because they usually turn it into string, and you put : at the end of if statements, it's a syntax, that's how it is.

its common sense to expect shit in quote to be parsed as plain text tho.

Ok it was all my fault, sorry for being a monkey.
BTW i have another question, how do i use the split() to make multiple inputs?
i tried it but when i insert the values in the variables i get a error about a wrong literal on int, probably because of the space i have to put between the values, how fix it?

>SOPA DE MACACO
kys

Stop with this meme, it was funny once but it is satured.

docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#str.split

Yeah but then it would store as string wouldnt it? But it is 4 variables that i wish to sum

You're too brown to code. Find a new hobby that fits your aptitudes, like street crime or drug abuse.

I don't really understand what you're trying to do. Split takes a string such as '1,2,3' and returns a list of words from the string ['1', '2', '3']. Post your code?

I am quite white my friend, i even have blue eyes.
Also, i literally started today on this language and last time i coded was when i was 16, i am 20.

You're passing a string to something that is expecting an integer.

If your variable 'a' is the string '6', doing a+1 is not 7 because you're trying to add a number and a 'word'

So if I want to use the variable a as an integer I need to do int(a)+1

Or if I never want it to be a string, always an integer, do a=int(a), then a+1 will work.

ans=sum([int(x) for x in string.split()])

I have 4 variables, i want to give the 4 values in a single line, but if i dont use space between said values it will be read as a single value right? but then if i use the space it will read these values as strings, when it is expecting int, how do i fix it?

try deleting system32:
it might be blocking your python compiler from compiling correctly

You're missing colons dingus.
if Media > 6:
foo()
else:
bar()

Also
> Capitalized variables

I like because its cuter

It stores as a list. e.g.

x = ["fag", "got"]

#to access variables in list do x[i], i starting from 0
print(x[0]) #prints fag
print(x[1]) #prints got

Well your linter and CI will tell you it's not. Unless you write kawaiiLint

I probably just have to study more, i mean i know what lists are but i dont know how they work in python.

This is proof that 90% of Jow Forums has never written a line of code in their entire lives

OP might literally be a nigger since he's probably Brazilian

>all brazilians are niggers
Brazil isnt rio de janegro

x = ["fag", "got"]

print ('OP is a {0}'.format(''.join(x)) # prints "OP is a faggot"