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    This document discusses the input function in Python. It shows how the input function takes user input as a string and stores it in a variable. It demonstrates printing the input and using it in calculations. It also shows that input values are strings by default, so int() must be used to convert them to integers for mathematical operations.

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    This document discusses the input function in Python. It shows how the input function takes user input as a string and stores it in a variable. It demonstrates printing the input and using it in calculations. It also shows that input values are strings by default, so int() must be used to convert them to integers for mathematical operations.

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    1/28/2021 Python for O&G lecture 7 - Input Function - Part 1 - Colaboratory

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    input('What do you do?')

    What do you do?Student


    'Student'

    # input function in a variable

    /
    1/28/2021 Python for O&G lecture 7 - Input Function - Part 1 - Colaboratory

    name = input('What is your name?')

    What is your name?Divyansh Sethi

    print(name)

    Divyansh Sethi

    # Hi, Divyansh Sethi. Welcome back!

    print(f'Hi {name}. Welcome back!')

    Hi Divyansh Sethi. Welcome back!

    siblings = input('How many siblings do you have?')

    How many siblings do you have?3

    print(siblings)

    print('I have' + ' ' + siblings+ ' ' + 'siblings')

    I have 3 siblings

    # input function always takes your answers in string

    type(siblings)

    str /
    1/28/2021 Python for O&G lecture 7 - Input Function - Part 1 - Colaboratory

    age = input('What is my age? ')


    dad_age = input('What is your dad age? ')

    What is my age? 24
    What is your dad age? 49

    print(age)

    24

    print(dad_age)

    49

    age_sum = age + dad_age

    print(age_sum)

    2449

    print('a' + 'b')

    ab

    Use of int()

    age_sum_2 = int(age) + int(dad_age)


    print(age_sum_2)

    73 /
    1/28/2021 Python for O&G lecture 7 - Input Function - Part 1 - Colaboratory

    age_2 = int(input('What is my age? '))


    dad_age_2 = int(input('What is your dad age? '))

    What is my age? 25
    What is your dad age? 47

    print(age_2 + dad_age_2)

    72

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