How to Build a Simple Calculator in Python - Step by Step 1

This is a very interesting tutorial on how to build a simple calculator in Python
****** HOW TO BUILD A SIMPLE CALCULATOR IN PYTHON STEP BY STEP ****************
1. ADD
2. SUBTRACT
3. MULTIPLY
4. DIVIDE
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print("Select an operation to perform: ")
print("1. ADD")
print("2. SUBTRACT")
print("3. MULTIPLY")
print("4. DIVIDE")
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[@sophyabud8602]

i was supposed to do exactly this for my homework and didn't understand it in my 4 hour class but i totally got it in a 15 minute video, thank you!!

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

Glad it helped!

[@rajputacademy3960]

Amazing@@KindsonTheTechPro

[@jsims2985]

lol, me as well. Great video!

[@pannalalgadecha007]

@@KindsonTheTechPro sir this code will be worked on pyroid 3 app for Android ?

[@vaishnavii4881]

​@@pannalalgadecha007 i tried it's not working

[@mohisa2512]

Just wanna share my comments: You can declare the numbers so you’ll have reusable function: def get_nums(): x = float(input('Enter 1st number: ')) y = float(input('Enter 2nd number: ')) return x, y and simply assign it to your operations function like this: def sum(x, y): return x + y inside your loop you can do this instead: x, y = get_nums() so you don’t have to repeat it… if operation == '1': result = sum(x, y) you can use fstring instead to make it simplified. print(f'The Sum of {x} and {y} is {result}') also put error handling on your division operation: if y is equal to zero, you can print cannot divide by zero. Overall, it' s really nice. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@ogochukwuonwujekwe6511]

Thank you for this. I didn't know how to go about this but you just simplified it in 15 mins. Thank you so much

[@plancton4058]

A diffrent Calculator: num1 = input("Insert a number: ") variable = input("Insert a variable(+, -, *, /): ") num2 = input("Insert a number: ") add = float(num1) + float(num2) subtract = float(num1) - float(num2) multiply = float(num1) * float(num2) divide = float(num1) / float(num2) if variable == "+": print (add) elif variable == "-": print(subtract) elif variable == "*": print(multiply) elif variable == "/": print(divide) else: print("Error: Invalid input")

[@dragonstev5715]

thanks dude *very cool*

[@ianjakoncic2352]

a lot esier i agree

[@muhammadtayyab253]

If you write int() instead of float() then it's good...

[@Simon-beast]

@@muhammadtayyab253 if you want to use decimal numbers, it wont be good therefore, "float" is the better expression in general, unless you are specifically working with whole numbers

[@muhammadtayyab253]

@@Simon-beast Yeah ok but what if we use float only for division??

[@friendlyperson9841]

This was such an amazing tutorial. Wonderful to follow and easy to understand! Keep up the great work.

[@Aquaf1ina]

im brand new to python and after some videos i made my own calculator and this is like the exact same thing i made myself nice

[@adityanaik099]

I've made a Calculator program, hope you like it : Edit : Just added another function that can calculate times tabels. # Calculator program # In python #----------------------------- def addition(x,y): output1 = (x + y) return output1 #----------------------------- def subtraction(x,y): output2 = (x - y) return output2 #----------------------------- def multiplication(x,y): output3 = (x * y) return output3 #----------------------------- def division(x,y): output = (x / y) return output #----------------------------- def square(z): output4 = (z * z) return output4 #----------------------------- def cube(z): output5 = (z * z * z) return output5 #----------------------------- def factorial_pos(z): output6 = 1 for i in range(z,1,-1): output6 = (output6 * i) return output6 #----------------------------- def factorial_neg(z): output7 = (-1) for i in range(z,-1): output7 = (output7 * i) return output7 #----------------------------- def exp_pos(b,p): output8 = 1 for i in range(p): output8 = (output8 * b) return output8 #----------------------------- def exp_neg(b,p): output9 = (-1) for i in range(p): output9 = (output9 * b) return output9 #----------------------------- def mtp_tables_ps(x,y): print(" Result: ") for i in range(1,y+1): print(f"{x} x {i} = {x*i}") else: print(f''' These are the multiplication tables of {x} with-in the range of {y}''') #----------------------------- def mtp_tables_ng(x,y): print(" Result: ") for i in range(-1,(y-1),-1): print(f"{x} x {i} = {x*i}") else: print(f''' These are the multiplication tables of {x} with-in the range of {y}''') #----------------------------- def operator(c): if(c == ('+')): try: x = float(input("Enter 1st number : ")) y = float(input("Enter 2nd number : ")) except ValueError: print(" You can only enter integers.Try to run again!") else: print("Result:") print(addition(x,y)) elif(c == ('-')): try: x = float(input("Enter 1st number : ")) y = float(input("Enter 2nd number : ")) except ValueError: print(" You can only enter integers.Try to run again!") else: print("Result:") print(subtraction(x,y)) elif(c == ('*')): try: x = float(input("Enter 1st number : ")) y = float(input("Enter 2nd number : ")) except ValueError: print(" You can only enter integers.Try to run again!") else: print("Result:") print(multiplication(x,y)) elif(c == ('/')): try: x = float(input("Enter 1st number : ")) y = float(input("Enter 2nd number : ")) division(x,y) except ValueError: print(" You can only enter integers.Try to run again!") except ZeroDivisionError: print(" You cant divide by 0.Try to run again!") else: print("Result:") print(division(x,y)) elif(c == ("**")): try: z = float(input("Enter the number to sqaure it : ")) except ValueError: print(" You can only enter integers.Try to run again!") else: print("Result:") print(square(z)) elif(c == ("***")): try: z = float(input("Enter the number to cube it : ")) except ValueError: print(" You can only enter integers.Try to run again!") else: print("Result:") print(cube(z)) elif(c == ('!')): try: z = int(input("Enter the number to calculate its factorial : ")) if(z > 0): print("Result:") print(factorial_pos(z)) elif(z < 0): print("Result:") print(factorial_neg(z)) else: if(z == 0): print("Result:") print(z*0) else: pass except ValueError: print(" You can only enter Integers.Try to run again!") elif(c == ('exp')): try: b = int(input("Enter the base number : ")) p = int(input("Enter the power number : ")) if(p < 0): print(" You cant enter negative integers as Power.Try to run again!") elif(b > 0): print("Result:") print(exp_pos(b,p)) elif(b < 0): print("Result:") print(exp_neg(b,p)) elif(b == 0): print("Result:") print(b*0) else: pass except ValueError: print(" You can only enter Integers.Try to run again!") elif(c == "mtp"): try: x = int(input("Enter the number for its multiplication tables : ")) y = int(input("Enter the range for the tables : ")) if(y > 0): mtp_tables_ps(x,y) elif(y < 0): mtp_tables_ng(x,y) else: print("Result:") print(x*y) except ValueError: print(" You can only enter Integers.Try to run again!") else: print(" Invalid operator!") #----------------------------- def new_program(c): c = input('''Enter an operator sign: ('+' , '-' , '*' , '/' , '**' , '***' , '!' , 'exp' , 'mtp') : ''') operator(c) #----------------------------- c = input('''Enter an operator sign: ('+' , '-' , '*' , '/' , '**' , '***' , '!' , 'exp' , 'mtp') : ''') operator(c) print() ctn = input('''Do you want to continue your calculation? Enter 'y' for Yes / 'n' for No. : ''') ctn_cmd = ['y','Y','n','N'] while(ctn == 'y' or ctn == 'Y'): print() new_program(c) print() ctn = input('''Do you want to continue your calculation? Enter 'y' for Yes / 'n' for No. : ''') if(ctn == 'n' or ctn == 'N'): print() print("Thank you for using the calculator. ") else: if(ctn not in ctn_cmd): print(" Invalid command!Try to run again. ") else: pass #----------------------------- # Code finished successfully.

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

Interesting!!

[@adityanaik099]

@@KindsonTheTechPro Thank you for Appreciating my effort !

[@nandakumarm508]

appreciated

[@axeLimex]

Simple and fast! Thank you for the lazy ones: print("Select an operation to perforn: ") print("1. ADD") print("2. SUBTRACT") print("3. MULTIPLY") print("4. DIVIDE") operation = input() if operation == "1": num1 = input("Enter first number: ") num2 = input("Enter second number: ") print("The sum is " + str(int(num1) + int(num2))) elif operation == "2": num1 = input("Enter first number: ") num2 = input("Enter second number: ") print("The difference is " + str(int(num1) - int(num2))) elif operation == "3": num1 = input("Enter first number: ") num2 = input("Enter second number: ") print("The product is " + str(int(num1 * int(num2)))) elif operation == "4": num1 = input("Enter first number: ") num2 = input("Enter second number: ") print("The result is " + str(int(num1) / int(num2))) else: print("Invalid Entry")

[@inandout-qj2uh]

your teaching is brilliant please keep going

[@legiteh8275]

I think instead of using operation = input() if operation == “1” You can use operation = int(input() If you want it to run without error instead of int use float() so if the user enters ‘1.5’ it’ll come back as invalid entry instead of error. Also if you used int instead of float on num1 etc it will not read floats (numbers with a decimal)

[@byfraqz458]

float is not necessary here… you can use operation = int(input()) and then by the result: print(„The result is“ + str(num1 (operation) num2)) this should be easier if you use float it‘s always returning a float even if it is 5+5 it is returning 10.0 instead of simply 10 and float is always using 64-bit and integers only use 32-bit so it’s better for performance aspect

[@chak_dz6961]

When print() the final value... You can type (,num1 + num2) Instead of + str(int(num2) + int(num2) 👍

[@noctowlcactus394]

You’re right because “,” can be used for int() values as spaces so mind blowing thanks man.

[@adityanaik099]

@@noctowlcactus394 You can also use "f" strings ( also works int() ) instead of print(,num1 + num2) you can write print(f"{num1 + num2}) "f" strings come very handy in object oriented programming..... :)

[@pineapplejuice1156]

@@adityanaik099 You don't need the formatted string in that piece of code

[@devooko]

Thank you !

[@AsifKhan-cg3sc]

Thank you❤

[@piyushashinde2189]

Thanks a lot, you have helped a lot. The video is amazing and easy for me to understand.

[@pineapplejuice1156]

can you make a calculator with a while loop?

[@seegulp]

my homemade calculator said syntax error so now i know school was teaching us wrong all along

[@the_master520]

I have 1 question (its not about the video): How can I check if the number after the decimal . is 0 then make the number to int

[@suno2219]

Pro tip: change the int with float so it's able to process numbers with commas

[@aati7679]

@justin blackwell num1 = float(input("enter a number: "))

[@mynameisandrew1903]

Hey how do i get rid of the errors it doesnt let me start the thing

[@gustavofring6176]

Thank you so much this is my first ever coding experience

[@serpentinefireball]

This was amazing! I have just started learning python literally days so its amazing I can make a functioning calculator through this video. Thank you.

[@micahholt4583]

I know same I just started a day ago. But it kinda bothers me that I'm following a tutorial and not making it myselft, y'know?

[@famo7503]

@@micahholt4583 I too just started a coding class recently. When doing homework I find myself just following along on whatever help on the internet I find. How is it going for you bro? any advice on how to make the learning stick? My professor basically just tells us to read from the book but that isn't helping me much, so during the "help sessions" our professor has, again, I just find myself following how he does and mimicking it instead of actually learning.. 😔

[@micahholt4583]

What I did is I watched some videos on the essentials, and you kinda just start going on your own. Which I know as u just read that made u confused af. But keep taking the class and watching vids. Trust me you’ll just pick it up.

[@famo7503]

@@micahholt4583 Gotchya, I appreciate brother, thank you.

[@micahholt4583]

Np

[@gohilap1392]

Suppose we want two or more numbers add ..what I do?

[@sheda7777]

Thank you so much, you are a lifesaver

[@EvilSpesh_Gvng]

To save the num1 and num2 as integers you could use something like num1 = int(input("enter first num")) and then the same for num2

[@vespervenom2343]

What if I want to add multiple numbers at once

[@calmmap4065]

Thank you so much , this is easy to understand

[@ambreenkakakhel1534]

brother what is the difference between elif and else??@kindson the tech pro

[@lycheebutterfly]

Where we have to do this in pycham

[@sivanamoah6947]

thank you, you kept it very simple

[@durveshmahajan8097]

Thank you so so much Sir....This Video helped me very much

[@serious6037]

yea but when you convert this into bat file or exe it crashes and does not repeate the first steps you do. it would be good if you just could tell us how to LOOP IT..

[@veera-os3ck]

how more than 2 variables given in calculator method?

[@HiteshDodeja07]

It really helped thank you

[@Arzoo223]

npx ayezi23-simple-calculator Run this command in CMD please

[@oluwagbemigababatunde7735]

This is really great. I like the way you intentionally made those mistakes to teach us what could cause any error. You're a good teacher.

[@fishyplayzz5047]

it wasnt intentionally dumbo

[@_.mystery._]

Bro just thankx it made my day easy thankx 😀👍

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

My pleasure 😊and pls remember to subscribe 😃

[@HikingFeral]

This is a basic calculator for beginners and he did a good job, pretty weird of people to be flexing more complex ones in the comments that involve learning about float, it's for b.e.g.i.n.n.e.r.s float is what stops you sink to beginner.

[@timothyadumeta3596]

how do you go back to main menu instead of rerunning the code

[@manipv2131]

sir please ,how to continuely to see 6 operations ,and please send extra add 2more operator using in this calculator.

[@OXANE]

which compiler do you use

[@Simon-beast]

PyCharmCommunity

[@moonchildsnjs]

Thank you so much!

[@tejharighimire6070]

Very helpful bro keep on going -_-

[@golmaalgaming3158]

Bro only 2 number add and sub this came simple calculator. whatever infinity values add and sub anything.i don't know that special key words reply pls.

[@atoz8665]

Thanks brother. (Channel subscribed)

[@user-eb9ng7oo5n]

I git an error at minus i needed to add an coma after the twxt xan someone explain?😅

[@muhammadrafayhaider9803]

Amazing

[@ralfkjapsna3486]

How to import fraction to this calculator?

[@justsomeguywhodoesrandomco7231]

Thank you, you made it sooooo simple❤❤😊

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

You're welcome 😊

[@Gman.218]

at minute 7:36 you can use an f string to say the sum of num1 and num2 is...

[@mustafaahmed-wf2qy]

Thank you so much ☺️

[@Purple-ym4xz]

How to solve improper TCL installation?

[@Charlie-qr2ov]

What IDE are you using?

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

PyCharm

[@REZON_FF]

it is showing me " expected an indented block after 'if' statement on line 9"

[@pavangaming627]

Thanks again

[@dusty5178]

how can you fix this?

[@-taarakmehtakaooltahchashm8078]

thank you n1 = input("Enter first number"" ") n2 = input("Enter second number"" ") print("The sum is:" , int(n1) + int(n2)) elif operation == "2": n1 = input("Enter first number"" ") n2 = input("Enter second number"" ") print("The difference is:" , int(n1) - int(n2)) elif operation == "3": n1 = input("Enter first number"" ") n2 = input("Enter second number"" ") print("The product is:", int(n1) * int(n2)) elif operation == "4": n1 = input("Enter first number"" ") n2 = input("Enter second number"" ") print("The quotient is:", int(n1) / int(n2))

[@EstebanGodoy-wd2sd]

I´ve got the same errors, thanks for the help :)

[@rokrok27]

Wat about a button that toggles the integer value between positive and negative

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

Coming soon! Keep subscribed to get updated!😊

[@benque7491]

Nice video, I did it Btw how can I make it reusable

[@vikco2243]

Hello I have a question, when dividing by zero is it possible to have it print "You cannot divide by zero" instead of it giving me an error or crashing ?

[@Ninjawarus64]

What if you put that if 0 is second number in division section, don’t do the operation and respond with the message you gave

[@andreibarrios189]

Thanks buddy

[@NirmalKumar-ux2my]

superb👍

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

Thanks 🤗

[@albxrb]

I just start to study Phyton this days but... at first, you dont need FIVE prints, right? I think if you just write with " " " should works; something like this: print("""Select an operation to perfom: 1. Add 2. Subtract 3. Multiply 4. Divide """)

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

You are absolutely right! Thanks! Another way is to use a singl print statement with characters.

[@sunilyadav4688]

How to perform the sum or result = 10+5.5= 15.5 ,, how to add interger + float !! in a single operation????

[@ofxharvs]

I think this code had already copied but I would agree your app is great! Make sure you should explain how is your calculator app will be gonna work and understanding of for,while loops and some if,elif,else

[@rexdanielnavarro1303]

Thanks!

[@anjalis4016]

Yes it's so helpful thank you

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

So glad! and do remember to subscribe 😊

[@viniciusaguiar6605]

hi guys, i am trying to get to this programming thing, im looking for exercises for me to practice what i am learning, i just watch this video and i found a different way to code this calculator, and i would like to see if theres is something that could improve on this: n1 = int(input('WHAT IS THE FIRST NUMBER? ')) n2 = int(input('WHAT IS THE SECOND NUMBER? ')) print ('SELECT AN OPERATION') print('1. ADD') print('2. SUBTRACT') print('3. DIVIDE') print('4. MULTIPLY') OPERATION = input() if OPERATION == '1': RESULT = n1 + n2 elif OPERATION == '2': RESULT = n1 - n2 elif OPERATION == '3': RESULT = n1 / n2 elif OPERATION == '4': RESULT = n1 * n2 else: print('INVALID INPUT') print(RESULT)

[@ayoubjo3329]

Istead of result=n1+n2 do Print(n1+n2)

[@ragavaviraji4094]

Kindson : So I'm going to run it Subtitles: So I'm going to ronnie 😆😆😆

[@RUNE-5]

thank you

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

Welcome!

[@industrialelectricalbd6900]

Nice Thanks a lot

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

So nice of you

[@Spooky_Specters_]

Hats off to you

[@Noobmaster9678]

What is th app? Is it ms visual studio code? Please tell me

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

I use PyCharm. See link in description to download.

[@Noobmaster9678]

@@KindsonTheTechPro thank you very much 😊

[@abusekak1934]

im trying to build my own calculator in python but the + operator doesnt work properly, like im typing 1 as num1 and 3 as num2 but the program just prints out '13'

[@numerousoriabure459]

You're concatenating. ____________ num1 = '1' num2 = '3' print(num1 + num2) will evaluate to 13 because you've got string values for your variables. __________________________________ Instead try: num1 = 1 num2 = 3 print(num1 + num2) will evaluate to 4. Note: '1' is a string. 1 is an integer.

[@mohisa2512]

By default when you enter something on input() it will be a string. That's why the operation becomes concatenate. You have to convert it to int or float.

[@aaronfisher5989]

I accidently put if in every elif statement and it ran

[@Pritplayz_09]

Thank you soo much

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

You're welcome!

[@KrepesWT]

even simpler is just: x = input() print(eval(x)) example you type 5+5 it will print 10 works even for float you can divide multiply and more the simplest form of a python calculator

[@mr.peanutbuttersfavepisode]

bro that doesn't do anything. you just use terminal

[@user-em7uc9pw7d]

Bro one video on lock 🔒

[@ahmadquraan3624]

thank you!!

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

You're welcome!

[@anjalichauhan8021]

Sir which app you have used

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

Pycharm

[@glowria_balla4332]

I keep getting invalid syntax anytime I run my code

[@mykhealyt]

1 line calculator: print(eval(input()))

[@sahasict9887]

thanks

[@kridhay1194]

Thanku so so so much sir

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

You re so so welcome!!

[@kridhay1194]

@@KindsonTheTechPro Respect and love from India sir🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@dusty5178]

What if you divided by 0? The program would then just break.

[@randallcharlestuckermrcyse1479]

a bit different. while True: print("addition 1:") print("subtract 2:") print("multiply 3:") print("division 4:") operation = input("Enter Number 1-4: ") num1 = float(input("Enter Number: ")) num2 = float(input("Enter Number: ")) if operation == "1": print(num1, "+", num2, "=", (num1+num2)) elif operation == "2": print(num1, "+", num2, "=", (num1-num2)) elif operation == "3": print(num1, "+", num2, "=", (num1*num2)) elif operation == "4": print(num1, "+", num2, "=", (num1/num2)) else: print("invalid submission")

[@balakae6955]

i need help its reasing num1 and num 2 as str

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

Just ust the int() or the str() function in Python. See about conversions here www.kindsonthegenius.com/python/08-python-basic-math-and-numbers/

[@balakae6955]

@@KindsonTheTechPro thanks

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

U're welcome 😊

[@parulyadav4581]

which app did you use!!?

[@joytiseli1744]

Thanks a lot

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

Most welcome

[@user-es8ss6ul8w]

Hi im new to python programming i really don't understand yhe basics but i tried my best here is mine(on the reply of this comment)

[@user-es8ss6ul8w]

print("Select an operation to perform") print("1. ADD") print("2. SUBTRACT") print("3. MULTIPLY") print("4.DIVIDE") operation = input()" if operation == "1": num1 = input("Enter first number: ") num2 = input("Enter second number: ") print("The sum is " + str(int(num1 + int(num2))) elif operation == "2"": num1 = input("Enter first number: ") num2 = input("Enter second number: ") print("The difference is " + str(int(num1 - int(num2))) elif operation == "3"": num1 = input("Enter first number: ") num2 = input("Enter second number: ") print("The productis " + str(int(num1 * int(num2))) elif operation == "2"": num1 = input("Enter first number: ") num2 = input("Enter second number: ") print("The result is " + str(int(num1 / int(num2))) else: print("Invalid Entry")

[@user-es8ss6ul8w]

I don't know why it wouldn't work pls help me

[@ravis8532]

What if i want to add 3 numbers ? This wont work

[@aunvi]

Because you are taking 2 inputs only. To add 3 numbers input 3 numbers and add them in print(num1+num2+num3)

[@ravis8532]

@@aunvi 10 numbers then 10 inputs ?

[@javeda430]

@@ravis8532 you can use that in loop instead writing them 10times

[@codingisfun413]

@@aunvi i wanna let my user take as much number as he want , how will i do that?

[@amanalisaiyed5317]

@@codingisfun413 use it in loop

[@deepthik9841]

i made a easier one but thanks i took a lot of info from this video

[@user-om9eg1rj8v]

can you send the easier one to me? if that's not too much to ask. Thanks, it would really help me out a lot in school

[@matozka1083]

@Rafe Esin thats literally what i coded code for code before i found your comment lol

[@matozka1083]

@Rafe Esin thats literally what i coded code for code before i found your comment lol

[@user-sz7up6ts7z]

Highlh recommended

[@r7h4d]

a=float(input("Enter first number:")) b=float(input("Enter second number:")) print("Sum=",a+b) print("Subtraction=",a-b) print("Product=",a*b) print("Division=",a/b) print("Remainder=",a%b) Isnt this better and easy?

[@emmanuelalile]

Nice video. Please what's the name of the IDE you used?

[@hanialimam]

he said it in the video "pycharm"

[@yvng4697]

Thats pycharm in presentation mode!

[@Naif-so8yk]

Jupyter notebook support

[@smartiepieaku2302]

pycharm

[@karaboprince8438]

Pycharm He said it in the first line

[@lilponozka5077]

thanks so much man, you just saved my ass !

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

I"m so glad! ☺️

[@pro_coder]

i can code in 1 line while True: print(f"ANS : {eval(input('> '))}")

[@iffasyahirah1236]

How-to do square and square root

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

@Iffa Syahirah just use the sqrt() function

[@bizuplays]

mine instantly crashes when I run in python

[@mohamedtag_eldeen9320]

it was very funny video

[@legendaynon3834]

how was it funny tf

[@fortnitegamer-ph5jg]

@@legendaynon3834 yeah bruh I'm learning code wdym funny

[@nordafricain2520]

You are student in Hungary ?

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

Yes. Final semester of my PhD program

[@memabe7629]

Hi sir I need to develop a python program in anaconda to run an application like calculator or clock or any other applications if u have them in ur mind please suggest sir. Also how am I going to do it ?

[@VictorMmaduegbochukwuaka]

Is good😂

[@the_master520]

why its showing me that 1+2=12 please help me

[@KindsonTheTechPro]

You need to convert string to int using int()

[@the_master520]

@@KindsonTheTechPro Thank you so much!

[@alexonthespot1276]

elif wont work