Python Input Exercises

Let’s check out some exercises that will help you understand Python’s input() function better.

Exercise 13-a

Using input() function ask for user's name.

Hint 1

input() function will return whatever user enters after its prompt. Inside input() function’s parenthesis you can type your message which will be shown to the user:
input(“message or question”)

Solution

ans_1 = input("Please enter your name.")

Exercise 13-b

This time ask the user a numerical question, such as, "Please enter your age." See what type of data input() returns.

Hint 1

input() function will always return string type data.

Solution

ans_1 = input("Please enter your age.")

Exercise 13-c

Using input() function, print() function and another function you may need; ask for the current year, then print the answer +50.

Hint 1

int() function can be used to convert string type into int type in Python.

Solution

print(int(input("Please enter the current year."))+50)

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