python 3.x – Whats a substitute for raw_input() in 3.6?
python 3.x – Whats a substitute for raw_input() in 3.6?
OK, Im guessing youre talking about Python 3.6.
First mistake:
e=input(whats your name?) #notice how youre using too many
Correct:
e=input(whats your name?)
Second mistake:
print(so you %s, %s, %s. % (e,l,x))
#you did not specify l and x, so Python will throw an error
Correct:
Declare and assign values to the l and x variables before using them.
Just make an input like you did to e, for example:
l=input(whats your L?)
In Python 3 there are no raw_inputs because all inputs are raw_inputs.
It took away Pythons 2 regular input because it was too problematic. So Pythons 3 input == Pythons 2 raw_input.
To use Pythons 2 regular input in Python 3, use eval(input()). For more information, see: http://docs.python.org/dev/py3k/whatsnew/3.0.html