[Tutor] Python user input and return

[chandar pass]

After a little research and playing around I was able to get my desired
output

######Jits project######


User_input = input("What is your favorite Jits move? :")

print("{} is a sweet submission!".format(User_input))

User_input2 = input("What is your second favorite Jits move? :")

print("{} is also a sweet submission!".format(User_input2))

print ("Now hit the mats and rip those submissions!!")

On Sun, Sep 5, 2021 at 4:04 PM Alan Gauld <learn2program at gmail.com> wrote:

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> On 05/09/2021 21:35, chandar pass wrote:
> > I guess I am asking how I would store their input to print it out.
>
> Just assign it to a variable as I showed:
>
> > > input("What is your second favorite Jits move? :")
> >
> >
> >         Now you ask the user for a choice. but you do not store
> >         that choice anywhere. Python is not clever enough to know
> >         where you want to store it, you have to give it a
> >         variable name, something like:
> >
> >         option = input(...)
> >
> See the assignment above.
>
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