Because in this bill, we're going to discuss a topic called user input, so we have seen previous examples
is equal to 10.
But what if user wants to enter that a number, what he wants?
So if I want to say 100, I cannot simply change one hundred every time in this group.
So that will be some some time consuming task.
Right.
So what you can do is we can say it is equal to input.
So whenever you or define this input function, then the python interpreter will ask for input and then
it was stored in this year.
So now let's sprint, you know, let's run the script.
So here's my script is waiting for my input, so it seems like it has been struck, but it's not.
It's waiting for our input.
That's fifty.
And if you had to enter your display, the what to help enter.
So because we are storing it is not available yet and we are printing it.
So now let's go ahead and bring that tape of this year so we could enter and do some variable number
of different and it will say crusting, but we have no right.
But because this input function by default, it will interpret anything as interesting.
So if you want to convert this into integer, you need to set in enough.
So first, the input function will ask for the user input if you type fifty.
That will be stored as a sheet and then this function will convert the string into the integer.
Now if you run this program and then it's 55 and then you see less of it.
Now you can use this as a number and you can see this, uh, console is waiting for input.
But to me, I have understood because I have seen this input function, what if any other person cannot,
uh, understand if that does not see this input function?
Right.
So what we can do is we can, uh, specify the text it want to print.
So I want to say and value value of it, if I would say recurrent, recurrent, that will be nice.
And now if I run, this will run.
Now it will be like a very neat Marinaro and it's asking for an of it.
And, you know, the input function will restore this as a string and then this integer function itself
will convert that string to define the number.
Now, as you can see here, you've got the class integer.
So this is the basic syntax of this input, function, input, and you take the input and you can convert
it to whatever you want.
So you can also do it as a float.
So on this program, that's a four point five, six, as you can see across different outlets on this
program and argue that in petrology no will Interpreters 5.0.
So you can also specify the put off and under your name.
And let me so one thing I want to show you the statement you can say, uh, hi.
And you can join the POOHSTICKS, so this is the sting joining, which I forgot to say in the previous.
So I'm going to tell you now, if you enter your name, it will store it in the real world and it will
be I plus your name.
So let me show you.
Let me see a nickel and it's just high nickel because we are just joining this, uh, are posting so
you can join the two things.
OK, now I want to discuss this joining and multiplication of the things.
And let's go to the previous, uh, this one.
Shall we have to see.
What I can do is express.
So I can take my first name that is now set, and then I can just say process, so these two things
will get concatenated.
Now, if I now.
So this is how you join two shrinks using the press operator.
And if I say yes into two, um, because this is it will be repeated two times.
So if we can see the steingarten.
So you can also define another thing.
First, to underscore the calls to Nagasaki and to underscore zikos to.
Nicole, so if I want to join the fashion magazines in Bristol, Virginia.
President.
So I think at the end, you can also put the space in between this first and last name, so that's why
the string joining now, I want another matter that is.
OK, I'll cover that farmer matter in another video that will be very useful in a programming purpose,
and you don't need to worry about the weather easting or any other way any other day today.
So that's everybody's input, uh, function.
This is input is used to take the input from the, uh, user.
We can also can put that into r string or fruit to, uh, convert this, uh, input into this, uh,
aspect to tape.
So this is called a conversion.
So I hope we have understood.