Day 7 - Taking User Input in python

PublishedJanuary 12, 2023

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In Python, we can take user input directly by using input() function. This input function gives a return value as a string/character hence we have to pass that into a variable.

Syntax:

variable=input()

But input function returns the value as string. Hence we have to typecast them whenever required to another datatype.

Example:

variable=int(input())
variable=float(input())

We can also display a text using input function. This will make input() function take user input and display a message as well

Example:

a=input("Enter the name: ")
print(a)

Output:

Enter the name: Vivek
Vivek

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