the answer is coming ab like a =3 , b = 4 answer is coming 34

Question

a = input("enter no. 1")

b = input("enter no. 2")

c = (a + b)

print (c)

Answer 1

a = int(input("enter no. 1: "))

b = int(input("enter no. 2: "))

c = (a + b)

print (c)

Answer 2

a=input (int("enter first number :"))

b=input(int("enter second number :"))

print (a+b)

Answer 3

Er. Gangaram told you how to fix your code.

I just wanted to give a short explainer. ;)

input returns a string, a text. When you do a + b and both of them are strings, then the result is a string concatenation, that is, putting the strings after one another. This is why your result is "3" + "4" = "34", a string.

If you want to treat your values as integral numbers, you need to cast them to int (as per Er. Gangaram suggested). Now, you will get the classic mathematical results, the sum of two integral numbers: 3 + 4 = 7, i.e., an integral number.

Answer 4

                             number1= int(input("Number one is ")) #taking the second number (a)

                     number2= int(input("Number two is ")) #taking the first number (b)

                print(number1 * number2) #taking num1 x num2  that means ab

#This is a program of python 3 programming language

Answer 5

use int(input("take input")).. so it will be considered as an integer otherwise it will be taken as string

Answer 6

34 is coming because you are not converting your input values to integer datatype, they will be taken as String data type. So it will be like "3"+" 4" . so the answer will be 34

a = int(input("enter no. 1"))

b = int(input("enter no. 2"))

c = (a + b)

print (c)

This will give you 7