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igsm '
igsm '
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Posted by igsm '
igsm '
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Meaning of: 'Enter your code here. Read input from STDIN. Print output to STDOUT' ?

Hey. I have tried one programming test and stumbled upon this: 'Enter your code here. Read input from STDIN. Print output to STDOUT'.

The task explained what should program output if N will be input. I do not understand, how 'N' input will be provided. Please can someone explain what does the above line mean?

1 Answer

Alan Dsouza
Alan Dsouza
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Alan Dsouza
Alan Dsouza
10,998 Points

I believe all they want you to do is to ask the user for some input and then print out whatever they entered in the console. Should be as simple as this:

response = input("Enter your code: ")

print(response)