Please any one suggest me to how to give command line arguments without raw_input() with examples?

Question

I need to give command line arguments while running python script. Any one suggest me?

Answer 1

Do you mean...

...using a file as user input?
http://stackoverflow.com/a/28573935/3981745
(On SoloLearn you'd simulate this by pre-writing an 'Answer File' from the same Python program.)

If you need raw_input() to work instead of simulating the "same thing" using file reads you have to redirect the input stream. It would use stdin instead of stdout/stderr you can see here:
https://code.sololearn.com/c6NQFsmNHz82/?ref=app

...command line arguments (not related to raw_input)?
https://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/python_command_line_arguments.htm
(Not compatible with SoloLearn's input processor)

...more than one raw_input chance?
SoloLearn basically creates an answer file and submits it to Python with static parameters. The best you can do is enter multiple lines (up to 100 chars; or use my first link).

...Something else?

Answer 2

You could also have Python request input from a webserver that responds with web_input()-compatible form values:

https://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/ex51.html

Due to SoloLearn's kill timeout this is probably an external solution.