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How am I going to do to separate multiple lines in Python?
Like; Test case #1, #2, #3and so on
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use the backslash ( \ ) to indicate that a statement is continued on the next line
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May you need your code to work for different values for x and y then just read about how to take inputs into variables..
x =int (input() ) # takes input and converted to int type.
Same do for y.
Then you can run several times and give different inputs.. Check the output..
Your expected output is not matching with your code, it is not understandable..
try it now.. then reply
hope it helps..
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Show your attempt and expected output details.. That helps to understand problem..
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x=6
y=3
z=int(x + y)
print(z)
x=11
y=22
z=int(x + y)
print(z)
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You should do like this
print("""#1 \n
#2 \n
#3 \n""") #it should print in separate line's
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Pls am new here pls i need help in coding because i believe that if i express my thought in these coding an answer will be giving to me
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Umar Lukman Ahmad If you would like to keep on reading lines from the stdin until a null-string is encountered, use this:
out = input()
while k := input():
out += "\n" + k
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There are several Python courses
👉LINK YOUR CODE!👈
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If you have tried, then you have a code. Show it, so we can help you!
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If we don't know what you tried, we can't help you.
So try and show your attempt!
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Just take your time and write code again and the show us we will better understand
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Share the code
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Can you please show your code?
In general you can use \n for linebreaks
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Ok thanks
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I tried but not work
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Read my initial comment again: Show your code!
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I screenshot shot the problem may I share it with you?
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We only need the *code*
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And expected output should in form of case; 1,2,3 to 5
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Ok thanks