Strange input problem!

Question

If I try the input "print("any string")" , the output comes out something like this:

any string
You entered: print("any string")
result: None
# why does this happen?
# here is the code:

https://code.sololearn.com/cEcsy8P3yurY/?ref=app

Answer 1

eval converts strings into executable Python code.
print is a function that returns None, because it's return wouldn't have big value.
print(print("any string"))
would print:
any string
None

Because print("any string") evaluates to None

Answer 2

Oh, I see!
Thanks Seb TheS for the brief explanation. 😄😄😄

Answer 3

wet water ))) I think it's the magic of the function "eval() ". Please check out the code correctly. I just want the explanation of this code.

Answer 4

Why are not using input method or function it is easy or u will be not confuse by it
For example:
a=input("any string:")
Print(a)
Thank you best of luck