Store multiline input in String (Python)

Question

Store multiline input in String (Python)

Input:

my code is:

print("Enter the array:\n")   
userInput = input().splitlines()
print(userInput)

my problem is that userInputit only accepts the value of the first row, but it doesn't seem to accept values after the first row?

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python

user1371784 May 03 '12 at 7:08

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4 answers

citxx · Answer 1 · 2012-05-03T07:13:09+0000

You can use the method readlines()for file objects:

import sys
userInput = sys.stdin.readlines()

Abhijit · Answer 2 · 2012-05-03T07:19:36+0000

You can easily create it using generators. Here is one such implementation. Note that you can either press blank return or any keyboard interrupt to break out of the entry point

>>> def multi_input():
    try:
        while True:
            data=raw_input()
            if not data: break
            yield data
    except KeyboardInterrupt:
        return


>>> userInput = list(multi_input())
359716482
867345912
413928675
398574126

>>> userInput
['359716482', '867345912', '413928675', '398574126']
>>>

ninjagecko · Answer 3 · 2012-05-03T07:10:55+0000

input() . :

input() ,
input() , ctrl-D UNIX- , EOFError,
Read data from a text file or other more suitable source than stdin

Gurpreet.S · Answer 4 · 2017-07-14T10:28:30+0000

lines = []
while True:
s =input("Enter the string or press ENTER for Output: ")
if s:
    lines.append(s)
else:
    break;

print("OUTPUT: ")
for i in lines:
print (i)

Input:
359716482
867345912
413928675
398574126
546281739
172639548
984163257
621857394
735492861

Output:
359716482
867345912
413928675
398574126
546281739
172639548
984163257
621857394
735492861

Store multiline input in String (Python)

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