"Learning Notes" python2 and Python3 input ()

Input () in Python2 only accepts variables as incoming values, and non-variable content will error.

1>>> User=input ("Enter your name:")2 Enter your Name:kaito3 Traceback (most recent):4File"<stdin>", Line 1,inch<module>5File"<string>", Line 1,inch<module>6Nameerror:name'Kaito'  is  notdefined7>>>8>>> name="Kaito"9>>> User=input ("Enter your name:")Ten Enter your Name:name One>>>Print(user) AKaito

So in Python2, we use Raw_input () instead of the function of input () to type the content.

1 >>> user=raw_input ("Enter your name:")2Enter Your Name:kaito3print(user)4 Kaito

and Python3 's input () can be said to replace the Python2 raw_input ().

1 >>> user=input ("Enter your name:")2Enter your Name:kaito3print(user)4 Kaito

"Learning Notes" python2 and Python3 input ()