Is there a way to input in the middle of a python statement?

Question

For ex.
a=int(input("enter number of items: ")
Now I want to add "items" in it so the output goes something like this
>>> enter a number of items: <input> items

Answer 1

print(int(input("enter num of items:")), "items")

a= int(input("enter num of items:"))
print(a,'items')

Answer 2

That worked! Thanx Mr E_E Mopho

Answer 3

Aaah, I misunderstood - I thought you wanted to take several inputs and print them out in one line!

Answer 4

It has to be in one line of code?

Answer 5

If you knew the number of inputs you want, you could go with this pattern:

print ([input () for i in range (5)])

Answer 6

Nah! It's nothing to worry, actually. Your method is useful too.
However, it was showing an EOFError, what's it?

Answer 7

it means that you have to input all items on separate lines if you are running it on sololearn

Answer 8

Got it. Thanks Markus!

Answer 9

a = int(input("how many items would you like on the list))
for i in range(a):
itemlist = []
b = input("please enter item#{}".format(i))
itemlist.append(b)

that should work as well if you want the list in a variable (didnt test)

Answer 10

Yup! That's true.