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Python Python Basics (2015) Logic in Python Use input()

Posted by galhardoo
galhardoo
19,272 Points

What is wrong below? :o

Simple one this time. Make a variable named age that is assigned to an input() call. Give your input() a prompt of "What is your age?". You might need to add a space in there, though.

"Bummer! Add in a trailing space."

age.py 
age = input("What is your age?")

7 Answers

Grigorij Schleifer
Grigorij Schleifer
10,365 Points
Grigorij Schleifer
Grigorij Schleifer
10,365 Points

Hi Alex,

just add a sspace between your question mark and end quotes :)

Grigorij

Priya Narayanan
Priya Narayanan
1,101 Points
Priya Narayanan
Priya Narayanan
1,101 Points

age = input("What is your age? ")

Cristobal Ortiz-Ortiz
Cristobal Ortiz-Ortiz
1,000 Points

this works i just had one little space more than you after the question mark this is killing me XD

SC3 Rocks
SC3 Rocks
33,474 Points
SC3 Rocks
SC3 Rocks
33,474 Points

I don't understand why, but this code didn't work for some reason: age = input("What's your age? ")

Alexander Schieving
Alexander Schieving
3,800 Points
Alexander Schieving
Alexander Schieving
3,800 Points

Same here. In the console it works not in age.py. Very frustating

Patric Daniel Pförtner
Patric Daniel Pförtner
1,542 Points
Patric Daniel Pförtner
Patric Daniel Pförtner
1,542 Points

Hi Alex,

You are very close to the answer, here is how I did it:

age = input("What is your age? ")
# Don´t forget to place a freespace after the Questionmark.

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Priya Narayanan
Priya Narayanan
1,101 Points
Priya Narayanan
Priya Narayanan
1,101 Points

Now its working fine..Thank u Grigorij

Ben Johnson
Ben Johnson
6,005 Points
Ben Johnson
Ben Johnson
6,005 Points

I agree....stupid question