How can I delete integers from list (of integers and strings) by taking which value to delete from user input?

I am doing a menu driven program in python to insert and delete items in a list. I have a list containing integers and strings. I want to delete integer.

So I take input from user as

list = [1, 2, 3, "hi", 5]
x = input("enter the value to be deleted")
# input is given as 2 
list.remove(x)

But it gives me a ValueError

I typecasted the input to int and it worked for integers but not for the string.

It gives you an error because you want to remove int, but your input is str. Your code will work only if input is 'hi'.

Try this:

arr = [1, 2, 3, "hi", 5]
x = input("enter the value to be deleted")  # x is a str!

if x.isdigit():  # check if x can be converted to int
    x = int(x)  

arr.remove(x)  # remove int OR str if input is not supposed to be an int ("hi")

And please don't use list as a variable name, because list is a function and a data type.