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James Park
James Park

Reputation: 21

How do I print and input at the same line in Python 3.4?

I just do not understand how to put the print function and input function at the same line. In python 3.4, I wrote it like this:

Hello = input("Hello adventurer, what is your name?")

print (Hello," ","-"," ",input("are you a warrior,wizard or programmer?"))

But, it came out like this....

Hello adventurer, what is your name?

jake

are you a warrior,wizard or programmer?

warrior

jake - warrior

if I want answer to be like this on the bottom line, how should I do it?:

Hello adventurer, what is your name?

Joe

Joe - are you a Warrior, Wizard or Programmer?

Wizard

Upvotes: 2

Views: 7542

Answers (2)

x Zanon
x Zanon

Reputation: 11

i think you already found the answer, but it might be useful for someone else. To achieve your goal you need to use print() without end of the line symbol. you can do this by entering : 

person = input('Enter your name: ')
print('Hello ', person, '!', sep='', end='')
input(' - are you a Warrior, Wizard or Programmer? :')

To achieve better look and fine text adjustment, you can use "sep" as well.

Upvotes: 1

zedfoxus
zedfoxus

Reputation: 37059

In Python 2.7, you can do something like this:

>>> person = input("Hello adventurer, what is your name?\n")
Hello adventurer, what is your name?
"Joe"
>>> interest = input("%s - are you a warrior, wizard or programmer?\n" % person)
Joe - are you a warrior, wizard or programmer?
"Wizard"
>>> print interest
Wizard

You might be able to achieve the same results with just some more modifications.

Upvotes: 0

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