Answer:
num3 = float(input('Insert a decimal: '))
num3 = round(num, 2)
print(f"You rounded decimal is: {num3}")
Explanation on why this works:
This block of code resembles a decimal from user input and round it to its nearest 10th. Let me explain the flaws in the original:
>>> num3 = int(input("Please input a decimal number:")
On this line of code you put it as the user input will be transferred to an int when in reality it should be a decimal float so we can round it later in the program. so it should be:
>>> num3 = float(input("Insert a decimal: "))
Second Line of code:
>>> num3 = int(round(num3, 2))
In this case, the int() function is not needed. so just remove and its good.
Lastly you used:
>>> print("your rounded decimal is: ", x)
Which is perfectly fine. Two more ways to output the same thing is by using:
>>> print(f"You rounded decimal is: {num3}")
Or just use the format() string method:
>> print("You rounded decimal is: {0}", num3)
