name = input('enter the name of the coustomer : ',),
days = int(input('enter the number of days for :'))
I want to print name after the text enter the number of days for (name) (type by user )
name = input('enter the name of the coustomer : ',),
days = int(input('enter the number of days for :'))
I want to print name after the text enter the number of days for (name) (type by user )
name = input('enter the name of the coustomer : ')
Here you have a name
variable of type str
given by the built-in function input
.
print(name)
You can print it with the built-in function print
.
I want to print name after the text enter the number of days for (name) (type by user )
You can re-use the name
variable with an f-string
:
days = int(input(f'enter the number of days for {name}:'))
Even if it's the best practice, f-string
isn't the only way to format a str
ing in Python, and if you want it to work for versions older than 3.6
, you can do something like this:
days = int(input('enter the number of days for {}:'.format(name)))