The Custom Code Editor currently does not support user input during code execution, which prevents users from interacting with their scripts. For example, in Python 3, functions like input() do not prompt the user to enter any input, making it impossible to run programs that require user input.
Steps to Reproduce:
Open the Custom Code Editor.
Write a Python 3 code snippet that uses the input() function, e.g., input("What is your name?").
Run the code and observe the lack of an input prompt.
Expected Behavior:
The editor should display an input prompt in the console when the input() function is used, allowing the user to provide input.
Actual Behavior:
No prompt is shown, and the program either hangs or skips the input, preventing the user from interacting with the program.
Reproduces How Often:
Every time a user writes code requiring input and attempts to run it in the editor.
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