NickAtNight
Sep 09, 2016 - 04:36
I don't see a raw_input() command.
Input() works.
But how do I use raw_input()
I don't see a raw_input() command.
Input() works.
But how do I use raw_input()
raw_input() was renamed to input() in Python v3.x
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10885537/raw-input-has-been-eliminated-from-python-3-2
Ah, ok.
Was that when the also started requiring () with print statements?
@NickAtNight Yes. In Python 3 print is a function.
If you want to run your script to run in Python 2 you could add
#! python2 at the top of your script like this:
#! python2
var = raw_input('using raw_input()')
print 'python 2 print'
You can also test your script in Python 2 by holding down the play button and choosing "Run with Python 2.7"
Cool. Thank you