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def add_num(num1,num2):
    num3 = num1+num2
    return(num3)

func = add_nums(input("type any number\n"),num1 = input("type any number\n"))

print(func)
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    There are no numbers in this code at all - the result of `input()` is a string, you'd need to use `int()` or `float()` on those strings to turn them into numbers. – jasonharper Aug 27 '22 at 00:10
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    I think you can find at least a thousand of websites that answer your question. I'd suggest you to follow a tutorial on python programming fundamentals. – mikyll98 Aug 27 '22 at 00:11
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You have to make the input be saved as a number, by applying a float on the input function you will make the add_nums function first parameter a number then the function will receive it as a number and will be able to do that also for the second parameter for the function to be able to add the numbers as you described.

This function will work just fine.

def add_nums(num1, num2):
    return num1 + num2

func = add_nums(float(input(f"Please type a number\n")), float(input(f"Please enter a second number: ")))
print(func)
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