I want to accept user input from the command line using the input() function, and I am expecting that the user provides input like x41x42x43 to input “ABC”. The user MUST enter input in the byte format, they can not provide the alphanumeric equivalent. My issue is that when I take in user input, and then print it out, I
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How to merge all of the output lists into one list [closed]
Closed. This question needs debugging details. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it’s on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 4 days ago. Improve this question I was trying the following code snippet for a project of mine: I got this output: I want all of these output lists to be put into
Python – compare two string by words using difflib and print only difference
Python newbie here. I have the following code to compare two strings using difflab library. The output is prefixed with ‘+’,’-‘ for words which are different. How to get only the differences printed without any prefix? The expected output for the below code is Not in first string: Nvdia Not in first string: IBM Not in second string: Microsoft Not
How do I get a certain response from a certain input
Example = If the person types in 20, say that 20 was NOT the correct answer My current code that I’m trying to work with is: Answer Add an else and use f-strings to insert the user’s input into your response:
Python Return Command In Recursion Function
While learning Python and browsing the internet I stumble upon a piece of code in w3schools.com. I tried to run it using their built-in site Python IDLE and using my own Python 3.9.0 Shell. What I got …
How to add a console to a tkinter window
I want a way to add a console to a tkinter window or redirect the output of the eval or exec functions to the maybe a uneditable text widget in tkinter. Also I want it so the code does not have to be saved first to get executed, I want it to be executed nevertheless. I have already viewed a
How to output above the last printed line?
Is there a way in python to print something in the command line above the last line printed? Or, similarly to what I want to achieve, remain the last line intact, that is, not overwrite it. The goal of this is to let the last line in the command line a status/precentage bar. Output example: Next refresh: Next refresh: Answer