初学者 Python 代码问题与平均值计算器 function

Question

For some reason in the code, I was testing whether it would work with two numbers, but the a variable would be 2 once I typed it out, but the code said when I run it is that it is not 2. What is the problem? Also I used Pycharm if that's part of the problem.

def part1(Answer1, Answer2):
x=Answer1+Answer2
y=x/2
print(y)

print("What are your numbers? 2 max")
a=input("How many numbers would you like? :")
Answer1=input("What is your first number? :")
Answer2=input("What is your second number? :")

if a==2:
    part1(Answer1, Answer2)
else:
    print(a)

Answer 1

Because input() returns a string:

a=input("How many numbers would you like? :")
print(type(a)) # str

You need to convert it to the int (the same for Answer1 and Answer2 ):

a=int(input("How many numbers would you like? :"))

Answer 2

When using input() the value returned is always a string. So you will need to cast it as an integer using int(input()) . I'm not sure the purpose of the code, but based on the same logic I've refactored the code to be

def part1(Answer1, Answer2):
    x = Answer1 + Answer2
    y = x/2
    print(y)

print("What are your numbers? 2 max")
a = int(input("How many numbers would you like? :"))
if a == 2:
    Answer1 = int(input("What is your first number? :"))
    Answer2 = int(input("What is your second number? :"))
    part1(Answer1, Answer2)
else:
    print(a)

Output:

What are your numbers? 2 max
How many numbers would you like? : 2
What is your first number? : 3
What is your second number? : 5
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