Hey all,
I'm sorry for such a silly question but I want to declare a blank integer for
x. What I have is a base for a program that I'm working on for fun. Yes, for
fun.
The long term goal is to create a way to log items that are currently being
done via pencil & paper and make this easier for me and my team.
What I am running into though is how can I declare a variable to use that is
blank at start but then gets populated later on.
Here is what I have so far.
Thanks in advance
import string
#Variable declarations
UserName = string
integer x
def getUserName():
UserName = raw_input("Enter your name: ")
return UserName
def getUserNumber(x):
x = input("Enter a number:") #This will be the users unique ID number
return x
getUserName()
getUserNumber(x)
print UserName, x
Best,
Mike Nickey
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