Python Skips raw_input

Question

I am currently working on a python program which deauth, flood, or get the handshake of a wifi network. In the code it says

def crackHandshake():
handshake = choice.address
handshakepath = raw_input('Enter path to handshake: ')
handshake_info = 'Target: {}\nBSSID: {}\nChannel: {}\nInterface: {}\nHandshake: WPA[{}]\n'.format(choice.ssid, choice.address, choice.channel, network_interface, handshake)
for char in handshake_info:
sleep(0.05)
sys.stdout.write(char)
sys.stdout.flush()
wordlistpath=raw_input('Enter wordlist to crack handshake: ')
os.system('aircrack-ng %s -w %s' % (handshakepath,wordlistpath))

crackHandshake()

but instead of taking in the input it just puts
Enter path to handshake
and moves on with the script without taking input in.

heres the full code

import wifi
from wifi import Cell, Scheme

import os
from os import *

import time
from time import *

import keyboard
from keyboard import *

import sys

from termcolor import colored, cprint

os.system('clear')

networks = Cell.all('wlan0')

alert = colored('Found {} Networks\n'.format(len(networks)), 'green', attrs=['bold'])

for char in alert:
sleep(0.05)
sys.stdout.write(char)
sys.stdout.flush()

x = 0
while x < len(networks):
for network in networks:
network_option = colored('{}) {} : {} | Channel {}\n'.format(x, network.ssid, network.address, network.channel), 'green', attrs=['bold'])

sleep(0.25)
sys.stdout.write(network_option)
sys.stdout.flush()

x += 1
sleep(0.25)
choice = networks[input("Choose A Network: ")]
os.system('clear')

network_choice = colored('You chose {}\nTarget: {}\nAddress: {}\nChannel: {}\n'.format(choice.ssid, choice.ssid, choice.address, choice.channel), 'green', attrs=['bold'])

for char in network_choice:
sleep(0.05)
sys.stdout.write(char)
sys.stdout.flush()

__method__ = ['quit', 'Deauth', 'Micheal Shutdown Exploitation', 'Amok Deauthentification', 'Client Flood Attack', 'Deauth Specific Device', 'Capture an

Answer 1

it is not full code, where you call crackHandshake()?
in __method__ assign there is not right parenthesis ]