title: Python: Declare as integer and character
body: <pre><code># declare score as integer
  score = int
  
  # declare rating as character
  rating = chr
  
  # write "Enter score: "
  # input score
  score = input("Enter score: ")
  
  # if score == 10 Then
  #   set rating = "A"
  # endif
  if score == 10:
      rating = "A"
  
  print(rating)
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>When I execute this code and enter "10" I get, built-in function chr, in the shell. I want it to print A, or another character depending on the score. For example if the input score was 8 or 9 it would have to read B. But, I'm trying to get past the first step first. I am new to programming, and if I can get pointed in the right direction that would help a lot.  </p>