"Raven Of Night Raven Of Night" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> print "Guesses you've taken: ",i, "\nGuess letter: "
> letter_guess = raw_input()'
>
>
> this is a line of my program, and raw_input only takes one argument.
Yes, and that argument is the prompt to display to the user, which
is what you want...
letter_guess = raw_input('Guess letter. ')
> is there a way to continue the input line, like in java you would
> just do
> System.out.print?
As to simulating Java's print style, yes, there are a couple of ways.
1) put a comma at the end of the string to be printed:
print 'hello ",
print 'world'
prints
hello world
2) use sys.stdout.write()
sys.stdout.write('hello ')
sys.stdout.write('world')
3) use string formatting to create the string before printing
outstring = "%s %s %" % (var1,var2,var3)
It all depends what you are trying to do which one suits best...
HTH,
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Alan Gauld
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