But how do we declare strings now, let's type some simple strings, I will here, right strings, OK,
and then let's write.
Let's try a basketball player in here, I create a simple court that will ask you to create or to at
your favorite basketball player, and to do this, we need to take an input from the user.
And in Python, you are taking input from the user by doing input.
OK, and here you can write the string asking a question.
So let's in that case ask who is your.
Favorite.
Basketball.
Player and I will leave some space here, OK, and then.
So, first of all, the program takes this input and stores it in the basketball player variable.
OK, and let's try to print our results or to print what we actually added in the program.
So to do this, you can simply write print then, Mike.
Favorite player is let's just space here and then separate.
Basketball player and up here.
So what this will simply do, this will at this shrink here, my favorite basketball player is and then
this will add to the string basketball player, which we already declared and found, but there was
nothing better than simply running the court.
So what's the on the court press here and here, you can see a statement asking this, what is our favorite
basketball player?
Let's press.
Michael Jordan, and when you select enter, you can see the statement, my favorite basketball player
is Michael Jordan, right.
So you titled The String, my favorite basketball player and basketball player.
And this is how you basically take input from the user and print it.