How to enter two or more input in python in Sololearn?

Question

name = input ()
age = input ()

print (name, age)

Answer 1

name, age = input("Enter your name and age separated by a space ").split()
print("\n")
print("My name: ", name)
print("My age: ", age)

Answer 2

Manish ,

suppose the name is `tom` and the age is `42`.

in your case the 2 input lines in the popup window should be:

tom (press enter on keyboard)
42 (press submit in popup window)

btw: following the python style guide (pep-0008) function call in python should be written *without* spaces between the function name and the parenthesis.
>> https://peps.python.org/pep-0008/

Answer 3

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Answer 4

just to mention that samples with giving input in *one line with splitting* the input is working (if it is implemented properly) in your own coding tasks.

however, it does *NOT* work if it is a *code coach exercise* that expects multiple individual inputs.

Answer 5

# Andrey 🐯 ,

# Cool. str.split() makes a list.
# For some reason, I had "learned"
# the rule that you can do multiple
# assignments from a tuple.

a, b = (5, 6) # parentheses optional

# As in the pythonic swapping idiom.

a, b = b, a
print(a, b) # 6 5

# But it's apparently possible
# from any iterable.

a, b, c = range(10, 40, 10)
print(a, b, c) # 10 20 30

# Now I know.

Answer 6

I do not give any answer but it is my question.

Answer 7

Andrey 🐯 ,

I figured out where I got the wrong idea that multiple assignment was just for unpacking tuples.

Python Intermediate has a few pages on what they call "tuple unpacking" (because they demonstrate it with a tuple), but they neglect to reveal it's just one type of what the docs call "sequence unpacking".

I wrote a tiny test of each type.

https://sololearn.com/compiler-playground/crcuMRjNnEfI/?ref=app

Answer 8

Understood

Answer 9

Andrey 🐯 Thank you so much. It is working.

Answer 10

while entering the nums
use spaces or enters as a seperator
so when you're giving the code inputs as intigers the code will know that the first number before ( space or enter ) is for the first input and so on

Answer 11

Depends on your approach.
If you want the input to be separated by comma or space just do this
x, y = input().split(' ')
or
x, y = input().split(',')

Answer 12

age_name = list(input())

print("".join(age_name))

Answer 13

AT THE END try something like,
print(name + age)

Answer 14

Age , name = input()
print(name,age)
If you want to be in one line just use split()

Answer 15

Use while to input more than 2 input

Answer 16

Salut