#basic user handling for begginers

x = input("your question here") # when someone types something here that answer will be saved and be used for later

# for example 
print(x)

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Contributed on Mar 25 2020

rubel1130

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how to use input in python

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#The input command will popup/print the text placed inside the brackets.
#After the text you can type anything and press enter.
#Then the stuff written in the ansfer field will be saved as the function value.

x = input("write anything after this: ")
print(x)

#This code will first print the stuff written in input (write anything after this:).
#Then it will store the text as the x value.
#Then it will print it.

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Contributed on May 07 2021

Terrible Tern

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How to make an input in python?

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#For this answer, I made a whole program, just to share with you input!
#This answer covers 2 other functions too. Don't worry those are easy!
user_input_stored_in_a_variable = input("Input: ").strip().lower()
print(f"Your input was {user_input_stored_in_a_variable}")

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Contributed on Aug 24 2022

Manal Butt

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how to do input python

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answer = input('Is 9+10 21? Y/N > ')

if answer == 'Y':
  print('https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UniPsEFWu3M')
if answer == 'N':
  print('How dare you!')

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Contributed on Jun 20 2022

Careful Crane

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how to do input in python

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import time as t
#imports a time function
#importing time as t makes me able to just type t.sleep(seconds) instead of time.sleep(seconds)
print ("POV: you're signing up")
#shows the text POV: you're signing up
t.sleep(1)
#the (1) is how many seconds is left before the next function
Email =input("Enter Email: ")
#the input keyword lets you type after the ("text")
t.sleep(1)
Password =input("Password: ")
t.sleep(1)
print ("Enter an 8 digit Confirmation Pin To Be Even More Secure.")
t.sleep(1)
skip =input("Skip this step? | 'Yes' Or 'No': ")
if skip == "Yes":
#the if keyword allows you to test if the text they put in is the EXACT same as yours (all capitals have to be the same for it to work)
  t.sleep(1)
  print ("ok, your account has been created")
elif skip == "No":
#the elif keyword is basically just the else keyword and the if keyword mixed it is used as an if after the if keyword!
  t.sleep(1)
  print ("enter pin")
  pin =int(input("8 DIGITS: "))
#int(input("text")) allows you to only put digits in that area
  t.sleep(1)
  print ("your account has been created")
else:
#the else keyword just tests if its one of the things you put in then it will do the following code!
  print ("you're not very smart are you?")
  ans1 =input(">>")

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Contributed on Nov 19 2022

Kaloyan Krushkov

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how create an input in python

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