How to take two inputs in python

Question

when we click run then how to assign two values in it

Answer 1

a = input()
b = input()
print(a,b)

Now when you run it...
Give different input in different lines like -

5
4

#Work done... It'll print :
5 4

Answer 2

thank you Nikhil

Answer 3

# taking two inputs at a time

x, y = input("Enter two values: ").split()

print("Number of boys: ", x)

print("Number of girls: ", y)

print()

Answer 4

thanks Nikhil

Answer 5

this may also depend on the goals. if you need, for example, a user to enter more than 2 numbers (5, 10 or 100), it's easier for you to work with the lists.

you can ask to enter the numbers (exact number of times (5, 10 or 100) = range(5)) and send these numbers to the list:

lst = []

for x in range(5):
x = int(input())
lst.append(x)

#lst = [6, 3, .., .., ..]

Answer 6

input1 = input("Enter the first input: ")

input2 = input("Enter another input: ")

Answer 7

Print(a,b)

Answer 8

Code example:
#We give a 3 and b 4
a = input("Enter Something")
b = input("Enter Something")
print(a, b)
# a = 3, b = 4 As I mentioned

Output:
34

Answer 9

a, b =[int(x) for x in input("Enter two numbers: ").split()].
It's very sophisticated
Simpler solution.

From my last program:

from numpy import *
import numpy as np
import math as m
from itertools import *
arrentry=input("Type the numbers wich will form the array: \n")
print (arrentry)
def conversion(arrentry):
arrentry =arrentry.split()
limit=len(arrentry)
a=np.zeros(limit)
dim=int(m.sqrt(limit))
for x in count(0):
if x<=limit-1:
a[x]=arrentry[x]
else:
break
b=a.reshape((dim, dim))
return b
def checking(b):
dim=b.shape[0]
sw= True
for x in range(dim):
y=dim-x-1
while x<=y:
if b[x][y]!=b[y][x]:
sw= False
break
else:
y-=1
return sw

print(conversion(arrentry))
print("The array which is over this line, is it owl matrix: ")
print(checking(conversion(arrentry)))

As you can see, I take the input as it was a string,and then I convert it in a list, an unidimensional array or multidimensional array.

I hope you understand me, because my English isn't very good.

Answer 10

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