How to do the built in input function to not show in your output (python)

Answer 1

username = input('input: ')

The inside input needs to be a string.
As you have it, its a reference to the function so it prints that every time.

Anything thats inside the input call, ex:

input(>>this area<<)

Needs to be a string and then it will show up as a prompt to help users know what to enter when input is ready to be received. For instance, try:

username = input('Enter username > ')

Answer 2

username = input("Whats Your Name? ")
print ("hello "+ username)

Answer 3

Thank you

Answer 4

To not show what in your output?

Answer 5

My code
print ("Whats Your Name?")
username = (input(input))

print ("hello"+ username)
And the output is:
What's Your Name?
<built-in function input> hello joey
And I don't want the <built-in function input> on it