Key input in Python

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There are two ways to write keystrokes in Python. One is how to write using ʻinput (). The other is to write using raw_input ()`.

The difference between these two writing styles is ʻInput ()can be used to input numbers only. (* This part is specified in the comment section.) raw_input ()` can be used for both numeric and character input.

However, all numbers and characters entered with raw_input () will be treated as characters.

`inputWord.py`


# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
if __name__ == "__main__":
     
    print ('＝＝＝raw_Character input using input ===')
    print ('Please enter some characters.')
    input_test_word = raw_input('>>>  ')
    print ('What was entered') + input_test_word + ('is.')
    input_test_word_b = input_test_word*2
    print ('input_test_to word') + input_test_word + ('Store and input_test_word*2 The execution result is') + input_test_word_b + ('It will be.')
 
    print ('=== Character input using input ===')
    print ('Please enter some number.')
    input_test_number = input('>>>  ')
    print ('What was entered%d.') % (input_test_number)
    input_test_number_b = input_test_number*2
    print ('input_test_to number%Store d\ninput_test_number*2 The execution result is%It becomes d.') % (input_test_number,input_test_number_b)

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