Python Coding - Asking User's Questions

Learn how to ask your user's questions in Python using the "input" feature.

[RobertoJrd]

Great tutorial, learned something today and got everything right and even managed to add a few inputs which worked. thanks, mate!!

[brandonruiz]

Curly brace formatting seems like it would be more efficient, i still learned from this video though keep them coming man!

[jeffkidney]

Dude you can tell his aussie because of the crows in the background.

[raunikrai]

nice video plz make more video on python

[sadblue]

Print("This really helped me, thank you", name, "I will subscribe")

[keerthantk]

Design a data structures for handling student records - designing a solution, implementation (using basic DS)

[artisthindustani]

letter= '''dear <NAME>
YOU ARE SELECTED!
DATE= <DATE>
'''
a=input("enter your name")
b=input("enter the date")
c=letter.replace("<NAME>", a)
c=letter.replace("<DATE>", b)
print(c)

sir, in this code name can't be replaced, please tell me the solution

[Pies.]

It's not working for me, it says some weird stuff and doesn't do a thing

[juststeven]

typed in the same code and for some reason is a string error

[deepshikhagupta]

Hi.. I am new to programming, I started to learn python, I have downloaded VS code and Pycharm IDE to run python, my normal code is running successfully but when I define any function in the code, it does not show any output(does not show any error either). Please help me how can I resolve this. Thanks alot

[asmareadane]

HI, how to filter-out columns record value using python. For example the column name is HC71. It have 10873 records. the record values are -119, -443, -164, 300, 250, 50, -200, 200, ...etc. I want to give value >=200 "over", -200 up to 199 "mild", <-200 "under"

[victor-xlmf]

how do i make it so it has 2 answers for example in my class im doing a menu
the question is what would you like green milk or blue milk
how would i make it so whatever answer they give out of the 2 it comes up with something like
ok and what else would you like

[officedhar]

if per>=60:
print("first divison", per)
else:
if per<60 & per>=45:
print("second divison", per)
else:
if per<45 & per>=33:
print("third divison", per)
else:
print("fail", per)

is this code is rigt or wrong

[dkiem]

7:21 it gave me "name" as "invalid syntax" as SyntaxError Message

[trumpgaming]

you could of used an f function for the print part

[cortlandstrait]

I did exactly what you did and got a EOF error

[stanislavdimitrov]

You can simply define a function, I guess.

[hockeydude]

Yeah straight up didn't work. Followed exactly

[russtycrussty]

i did everything and i got a string error :P

[chescarino]

well d'day mate!! throw another shrimp ion the barbie.. etc