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Some comments:
Parentheses are not balanced in the first line of code in the question. Remove an extraneous opening parenthesis (or add a closing parenthesis).
The Python built-in function input can be used
to ask for user input. This function does not work
in SageCell.
The function sage_input is very different. It helps finding
what Sage input would give some object. See
the documentation for sage_input.
Sage has a built-in function for finding the next prime.
sage: 12.next_prime()
13
sage: next_prime(12)
13
Sage has a function for listing primes in a given range.
sage: prime_range(12, 30)
[13, 17, 19, 23, 29]
You can use "interacts" in Sage, see https://wiki.sagemath.org/interact.
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