Let py know that (input1) == (input2)

Question

I want to let my script stop, first I ask when I want to stop it:

length = input("how many times " + str(num1) + str(" do you want to see?")) (E.G. I say ‘3’ the length should be 3) Then I want to ‘ask’ if length is the same as where it must be when it should finish: if length == times (times is where my script is at the moment) This doesn’t work, but if I set times to an integer it does work… Even when I print both of them (print (times, length)) it shows the same (3, 3) in my console, but it doesn’t do anything… this is my script:

length = input("how many times " + str(num1) + str(" do you want to see?"))
 print("starting!")
 time.sleep(2)
 ORnum1 = num1
 times = 1
 while CalcM == "repeat":
  if C == "Yes":
     print(times, "times", ORnum1, "=", num1)
     num1 = num1 + ORnum1
     if length == times:
       C = "no"
       print("Reached End, stopping.")
     else:
       time.sleep(num2)
     times = times + 1
  elif C == "no":
   time.sleep(2)
   print ("stopped!")
   sys.exit()

Answer 1

if length == times: 

here in your code length is in str and times is in integer.

length = int(input("how many times " + str(num1) +" do you want to see?))