Today I use input and want to get multiple rows of data.
It is found that \n is used as a newline character by default.
Then check the Internet: I
found that the writing was dead and I couldn't change it.
There is only this one parameter.
Print has an end parameter, but input does not.
Can't change it.
So I wrote a function instead.
If input wants to get multiple lines of text, you need to set a terminator (otherwise how does the system know that you have finished typing), the common ones are spaces or \n.
Think about it:
design an algorithm.
def get_char(end='end', end_char=''):
data = end
while 1:
var = input()
if var == str(end):
break
elif end_char != '' and var.find(end_char) != -1:
var = var[0:var.find(end_char)]
data = '{}\n{}'.format(data, var)
break
else:
data = '{}\n{}'.format(data, var)
return data.replace('{}\n'.format(end), '')
When reading a string, use this function get_char() instead of print()
Try to read 4 rows of data:
Then read it:
(That is, you have to write an end every time, or get the character end_char to exit)
This is quite simple.