Python, Error while taking input

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I got the same error. Try this method :grin:

try:
{indentation}{your complete program here}
except:
{indentation}pass

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Thanks dude … I was having the same problem .It sucks man

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Reason of Error:- codechef testcases dont give “/n” i.e. enter (newline charecter) at the end of the input, which is fine with most programming languages like c and c++ but python input() only returns the value after it encounters a newline. so now u may be wondering how to solve this problem.

Solution:-

  1. switch to Non-IDE Mode.
  2. Use input().split() instead of input()
    note:- in 2nd solution split() turns the input() str into a list divided by whitespaces.
    also note that there is no argument in () of split().
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I wrote down a code. on giving custom input it ran fine . But on submitting it ,it still gave me nzec error .Can you please tell me how to remove that

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absolutely Thanks man !

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hey thanks bro!!

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Put all of your code in try and except blocks.

like,

try:
-----
except:
pass

It helped me. I hope it helps you too :slight_smile:

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that means, your code breaks somewhere, just see if you are accessing something out of bound, allocating too much memory or something else

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The code below when print(t), t = 0, how to let the input() get the data from me at IDE mode, I use Python Tutorial
online compile.
Thanks.

t = 0

try:
t = input(“Please input your name:”)
except:
pass

print(t)

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I would suggest you use this method for taking input from users for the list in python. it works perfectly :innocent:

import sys
def get_ints(): return list(map(int, sys.stdin.readline().strip().split()))
LIST = get_ints()
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not working at all

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Please post a link to your submission.

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@japatpreet don’t use the psyco module; it’s not part of the standard library.

If you want to work with compiled Python code, just code under the PyPy language option.

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I am currently learning Python from YouTube, as a beginner it is little bit difficult to understand.

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I think this error occurs when input are on same line and you take input like this

a=int(input)
b=float(input)

Instead take input like this

a , b = input().split()

a = int(a)

b = float(b)

It will work.

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lifesaver lol

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i gave a custom input and got a output too but got another error.

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@shailly_raj Looks like you’re trying to read a line of input for a fourth case, for some reason. Are you handling the number of cases properly?

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@joffan I want to ping you personally. Can u share your linkedin id or insta id ?

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You can find me on Twitter (@Joffan7)