"input('Something') displays the prompt 'Something' and then waits for
input up to a new line. When you enter the input it will execute the
next statement which may be another input()."
It should be so,man,I believe you.But believe me when I say that THIS DAMN
INTERPRETER DOES NOT ACT ACCORDINGLY!!!Sorry for the emotive caps,it's just
frustration biting my ancles...Maybe it's a SPE problem??
Thank you.
2007/1/20, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Karl Wittgenstein wrote:
> I would also like to ask what skills you think I should develop so I can
> approach programming more
> ' natively', and would like to clarify the following issue:
> input("Something") usually displays Something when prompting for
> input;why is that the case when I run a single line of code and isn't
> when I use many?When I run three lines straight in this format,only the
> first message and prompt are displayed...That is surely out of the scope
> of my current knowledge....Which is not very encompassing,anyway.
input('Something') displays the prompt 'Something' and then waits for
input up to a new line. When you enter the input it will execute the
next statement which may be another input().
Kent
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