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print "welcome"
item = raw_input("what would you like to check")
welcome
print "welcome"
item = raw_input(["what would you like to check?])

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print "welcome"
item = raw_input("what would you like to check")
welcome
print "welcome"
item = raw_input(["what would you like to check?])

code syntax

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asked 19 hours ago

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put on hold as off-topic by n8te, Scott, Ramhound, Mokubai♦ 10 hours ago

This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:

• "This question is not about computer hardware or software, within the scope defined in the help center." – n8te, Ramhound, Mokubai

If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.

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  Hi Stephen, welcome to Superuser! Your question isn't entirely clear so please try to review it to make it more intelligible. I've posted an answer below that may respond to your needs.
  
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  18 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

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print "welcome"
item = raw_input("what would you like to check")
welcome
print "welcome"
item = raw_input(["what would you like to check?])

code syntax

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asked 19 hours ago

Stephen DarganStephen Dargan

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asked 19 hours ago

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Your question isn't super clear. It seems like you've copied a few lines right from a Python REPL. Note that if you do this verbatim, some of the characters will be interpreted as markdown in Superuser's text fields.

If you're trying to write a program that accepts multiple lines of user input it would look something like this:

number_of_lines = 5

item = ""

for i in xrange(5):

    item+=raw_input("what would you like to check ")+"n"



print item

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answered 18 hours ago

baelxbaelx

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-1

Your question isn't super clear. It seems like you've copied a few lines right from a Python REPL. Note that if you do this verbatim, some of the characters will be interpreted as markdown in Superuser's text fields.

If you're trying to write a program that accepts multiple lines of user input it would look something like this:

number_of_lines = 5

item = ""

for i in xrange(5):

    item+=raw_input("what would you like to check ")+"n"



print item

share|improve this answer

answered 18 hours ago

baelxbaelx

1,079615

add a comment | 

-1

Your question isn't super clear. It seems like you've copied a few lines right from a Python REPL. Note that if you do this verbatim, some of the characters will be interpreted as markdown in Superuser's text fields.

If you're trying to write a program that accepts multiple lines of user input it would look something like this:

number_of_lines = 5

item = ""

for i in xrange(5):

    item+=raw_input("what would you like to check ")+"n"



print item

share|improve this answer

answered 18 hours ago

baelxbaelx

1,079615

add a comment | 

Your question isn't super clear. It seems like you've copied a few lines right from a Python REPL. Note that if you do this verbatim, some of the characters will be interpreted as markdown in Superuser's text fields.

If you're trying to write a program that accepts multiple lines of user input it would look something like this:

number_of_lines = 5

item = ""

for i in xrange(5):

    item+=raw_input("what would you like to check ")+"n"



print item

share|improve this answer

answered 18 hours ago

baelxbaelx

1,079615

number_of_lines = 5

item = ""

for i in xrange(5):

    item+=raw_input("what would you like to check ")+"n"



print item

share|improve this answer

answered 18 hours ago

baelxbaelx

1,079615

answered 18 hours ago

baelxbaelx

1,079615

answered 18 hours ago

baelxbaelx

1,079615