How could I use input() without I have to enter the result ?

Question

hello I'm searching a means to actualize an input every time in order to answer to the computer quickly. sorry for my bad English
thanks

Answer 1

OK try this
while True:
try:
x=int(input("enter x"))
#what you want to do
print("you entered"+str(x)) #im doing it
except keyboardinterpreterror:
break

it will ask you input every time and will return print data and if you press any key on keyboard it will stop

Answer 2

Sun I'm sure that could work but unfortunately my python don't know keyboardinterpreterror.. and internet too! But this is the kind of function that will help me

Answer 3

create a function .. which will give in input..
and after that call that every t milliseconds by using callbacks

Answer 4

print([input("what number do you want to add? ") for i in range(int(input("how many numbers do you want to add?")))])

Answer 5

Okay I just understood what you wanted,
print(input("enter your text with spaces between different words").split())

Answer 6

Badmephisto your print function just put my input in a list but I have to press enter yet

Answer 7

you don't want to press enter any time?? did you try putting spaces between your words though.

Answer 8

I'm sorry but I don't understand how I can create a function with an input because the function will stop immediately no? thanks

Answer 9

it's called self-nesting

def give_input:
print "Doing stuff..."
# do your stuff like giving inputs
give_input #again same function will be called

give_input

Answer 10

no module to import? I have no idea that exist. I just know recursive function! I will try it

Answer 11

that's in basics you don't any other module..
you will need other modules if you want to have some time gap between each inputs

like this

import sched, time
s = sched.scheduler(time.time, time.sleep)

def putInput:
print "Doing stuff..."
# do your stuff
s.enter(60, 1, putInput)

s.enter(60, 1, putInput)
s.run()

Answer 12

ok I have tried your first function like this
def give_input():
print ("enter a number")
u = input()
give_input()

and as I thinked the program stopped to wait my answer

Answer 13

Okay what kind of inputs you'll put in?

Answer 14

define an array of answers/inputs let's name it "answers"
define variable for answer number
let's say x=0

def give_input():
#print ("enter a number")
u = answers[x] #give in input
x++ #increment the value of x to get to next answer
give_input()

give_input()

Answer 15

I'd like to input number to move a charachter in an array but I'd also like that I mustn't push enter

Answer 16

I understand your function but how can the computer ask an answer because in your function there is any input()

Answer 17

thanks you badmephisto but your print function wait an enter

Answer 18

yes it is badmephisto and I don't understand what space between input could change that