Open SK1Y101 opened 3 years ago
it is incredibly useful to get user input:
ie: python uses input() for a raw prompt, or input("what is you name?") to show the prompt "what is your name?" when asking for an input.
input()
input("what is you name?")
a potential idea is:
ask <text to show>
Which may need some language along the lines of "the response" to get the input from the ask statement
wit a worked example:
create a variable called x. ask "what is your name?", and store the response in x. show x.
I am really not sure here, I don't know if i like this or not.
it is incredibly useful to get user input:
ie: python uses
input()
for a raw prompt, orinput("what is you name?")
to show the prompt "what is your name?" when asking for an input.a potential idea is:
ask <text to show>
Which may need some language along the lines of "the response" to get the input from the ask statement
wit a worked example:
I am really not sure here, I don't know if i like this or not.