It require 1 extra enter after inputting the array

#1

import numpy as nm

n,k=map(int,input().split())

a=list(map(int,input().split()))

b=a[k-1]

a.sort()

for i in range(n):

if a[i]>=b:

	x=i
	break

n=n-x

print(n)

#2

hey @Shivam31 ,
Actually you are using map function to convert to integer , so the system doesn’t know how much inputs to actually it needed . Its just know that , whenever the input will break i need to split and store the values.
hence it requires an extra enter at the end to complete inputting the array .

I hope this would have resolved your doubt.

#3

now my code is working, I have just erased that import numpy line and everything else is the same. And please tell my way to get input in a single line for n int.

#4

For that you need to make a for loop to take n inputs. Then , only you can be able to save those values in an numpy array .

#5

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