why is the 'input' keyword taking only the first word?

Question

s= input("enter something:")
print(s)
i gave the input as 'good morning' n the output i am getting is 'good'. the second word after space is not displayed.

Answer 1

try the following code
s = str(input("enter your word:"))
print(s)

you need to convert the input type as str inorder to print it as plain text

Answer 2

m not using the quotes.

Answer 3

Sundar is correct

Answer 4

while giving input itself we need to convert it's type as string it's good programming practice
thanks @isk

Answer 5

its not working sundar :/
whatever is written inside the double quotes is printed properly but while taking input from the user its taking only the first word.

Answer 6

That's weird? It's working for me.

Answer 7

s = str(input(""))
print(s)
this was the code. when i run the program, it says user input required, so i typed good morning. but it outputs only good. the second word is not printed. y??

Answer 8

Priyanka can you show me the error it's throwing

Answer 9

its not throwing any error. it is just not printing anything after the first word.

Answer 10

wats your python version

Answer 11

3

Answer 12

The issue you are telling is weird. what's the ide you use. it's working fine with default python ide IDLE

Answer 13

ya its working gud on IDLE but y not on the "code playground" of this app

Answer 14

Yes Priyanka you are right. coding playground and few other interactive fiddles are not giving the desired output in certain cases like this. It might be problem with the simulator.

Answer 15

ok ty sundar! and i am pavithra not priyanka :p

Answer 16

oops sorry typo and dictionary :-) :-p