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Logan Wu
Logan Wu
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Posted by Logan Wu
Logan Wu
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What should one add a space between '?' and " in the input ()?

In the first two lines of percent_letter.py:

user_string = input("What's your word? ") user_num = input("What's your number? ")

What's the purpose of the space between ? and " ?

Thanks.

1 Answer

Dan Johnson
Dan Johnson
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Dan Johnson
Dan Johnson
40,532 Points

User input will be inserted directly after the string, so without the space you'd get something looking like this:

What's your number?5

The space is added for readability. It'll push the input one space:

What's your number? 5