How can i ask input from the user in Python?

Answer 1

By just copying the link to the code and adding it to your message, the code will be attached to your post. d:

For the actual code itself, to get x and y to have a value specified by the user can be done by doing the following:

x = int(input())
y = int(input())

This asks the user to enter a value, then it stores the value in the variable. To enter multiple values when prompted, just add the second value on a separate line, and it should be stored into the second variable.

Hope this helped! d:

Answer 2

Yes it works just fine as @Faisal describes -

Answer 3

the one thing i personally don't like is when the window opens to input it does tell you how many integers to input or if it's a series of strings or an array

Answer 4

when you input x click the ↩ dropdown key or next line button on your keypad. ( shift key )

Answer 5

you should be able to:
50↩
100 "GO ▶" assigning y as 100

I also did:
100↩
50 "GO ▶" assigning x as 100

Answer 6

Ulhas Bharadwaj Are you able to show me the code that you're referring to?

Answer 7

This should be the one you're referring to ---> https://code.sololearn.com/cmpSJe9XmbOd/?ref=app

Answer 8

Thank you so much, Faisal :)

Answer 9

You will learn many things here young grasshopper - LOL
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Answer 10

To do so, you can simply just assign a variable to a value of the function input() which prompts the user to enter something and converts it to a string. To change what is entered to an int can be done by surrounding the input() function with the int() function, converting the value the user entered to an integer.

Answer 11

I don't get how to ask for input in the code. When I run someone else's program, it clearly asks me to give an input. I don't know what word to use there. It might sound silly. but I'm pretty new to this...

Answer 12

yes

Answer 13

thing is, i want to ask the user for the values of x and y

Answer 14

idk why, but i'm getting an error when I give the user to choose his input. when only x input can be varied according to the user, the there is no problem, but the problem arises when i do the same to y

Answer 15

I'll try it

Answer 16

Ok, i get it now. I never knew you could give 2 inputs at one go... Thank you so much, Robert :)

Answer 17

yea :)

Answer 18

I've made it public, but is there a way through which I can directly link it here?

Answer 19

I'm getting an EOF error for line 2