The raw input API provides a stable and robust way for applications to accept raw input from any HID (Human Interface Devices), including the keyboard and mouse.
Questions tagged [raw-input]
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How to write a recursive function without calling for raw input more than once?
I want to write this recursively to encode other letters in the string with ord and chr, but when I write it recursively it calls for raw_input from user again. How do i fix this?
def rawEncode(input):
input= raw_input("GIVE ME SUPER SECRET…
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How to convert the raw_input text in Python to a label in Tkinter?
I am trying to create this program for a restaurant named Neelam. Here's a sample
from Tkinter import *
root=Tk()
w=Label(root,text="**WELCOME TO NEELAM**")#THIS COMES AS A LABEL
w.pack()
s=Label(root,text="*FINE DINE RESTAURANT*")#SO DOES THIS…
Satvik Soni
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Python 2.7.7 Breaking?
I am trying to make a memory game in python 2.7.7 i need some help with My Code.
Guess1_Easy_Removed = raw_input("Which Word Do You Think Was Removed?:")
if Guess1_Easy_Removed == wordList[9]:
print "Correct!"
else:
print "Try…
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How do I get python to only accept positive integer as raw_input?
I'm trying to ask the user to submit a positive integer because my question is "How old are you?"
Vince Parulan
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How to store an input(raw_input) in a variable to use it later in Python 2.7.9?
I will be more specific, this is a shortened edited bit of my code from my text based game:
var = ""
class example:
def: example2(self):
raw = raw_input("Enter something")
if raw == "something":
raw2 = raw_input("Enter something…
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Using rawinput() to assign to variables until a certain keyword is given in Python
Not sure if this is a simple question or not, pretty new to Python. Let's say I want to gather data about a user, but don't know how much info they have. How would I make it so they can keep on entering data, and when they enter a keyword like "END"…
Bandito
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Indent placement?
I've tried to design a small (3 rooms) "adventure-like" mini-game, and when i run it i get:
if answer == "restaurant":
IndentationError: unindent does not match any outer indentation level
# TRUMANIA v. 0.0.2
def Square():
print "You exit from…
Top8
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How to make a raw input a number?
I wanted to make a simple program on my raspberry pi that will let a LED flash as many times as the number you type in. My program is working, but is a bit repetitive:
times = raw_input('Enter a number: ')
if times == '1':
times = 1
elif times…
Smartie
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Code for calculation of absolute error
I am trying to write a program whereby the user can enter two values, and the program will calculate the absolute error between the values.
A sample input would be:
87.03
87
With the approximate value read in first and the correct value second.…
PythonNoob
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If statement not working when using raw_input
The code works when I don't use raw_input. Not sure what I am doing wrong. I am using python 2.7.5 Here is my code:
mark = raw_input('Enter Your Marks: ')
x = mark
if x > 80:
grade = 'HD'
elif x > 70:
grade = 'D'
elif x > 60:
grade =…
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Project to return a line in a text file in python from user input
code = raw_input("Enter Code: ')
for line in open('test.txt', 'r'):
if code in line:
print line
else:
print 'Not in file'
The test.txt file looks like this
A 1234567
AB 2345678
ABC 3456789
ABC1 …
user3609157
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In python, how do I make a raw_input of a list from one number?
I need some code that allows a user to input a number (ie. 5) that creates a list of all the numbers leading up to that number excluding zero (ie. [1,2,3,4,5])
G Warner
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Why do I get an infinite loop with raw_input in python?
Here is the code - pretty simple - but it gives me the first exception in the main part of the program infinitely - without even asking for user input where I assumed it should at- at the first input of raw_input -
I'm a beginner with a good grasp…
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Why is my Python input overriding itself?
Context:
I'm doing the Udemy "100-days-of-code" course and hit a weird stumbling block.
Python version: 2.7-64
I ultimately solved it by using the "input" command (vs raw_input) and upgrade the version of Python to 3.X.
The problem simply went away.…
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Regarding raw_input.split() function in python
How does this line exactly works in python raw_input().split() ?
