Back to front again.

Question

name = input("John")
print("Welcome, " + name)

Output is: JohnWelcome.
Shouldn't it come out as Welcome John?
It seems to be coming out back to front.

Answer 1

whatever is inside input() will be printed to the console.

Answer 2

input() is a function that gets all text up to a new line (from standard input) and returns it as a string as default.

You add an argument inside the input function. All this does is act as a prompt to the user. Before input is collected, the promt will be printed to the screen.

Answer 3

Example
Name = input()
print("Welcome")
print(Name)
this will works but in other line

Answer 4

This is what you want

name = input()
print("Welcome " + name)

If you put something in input, first the input print that statement inside it and after take input.

Answer 5

Put it is being printed in the wrong order.

Answer 6

C S Did you give any input ?

Answer 7

C S Did you enter anything in the input prompt ?

Answer 8

what you write inside input(🔹🔹🔹) is the message to tell the user what to type in the input.
So something like

name = input('Please input your name ')

Then what the user inputs will be the value of the variable name

Answer 9

Yes, I gave it an input("John").