how to use input in python

1#Collecting The Input As A Variable:#
2name = input('Please enter your name: ')
3#Printing The Variable:#
4print(name)
5#Checking The Variable And Printing Accordingly:#
6if name == 'Joe':
7  print('Joe Mama')

1name = input("What is your name?\n") # Asks the user 'What is your name?' and stores it in the 'name' variable
2
3print("You said your name was " + name)
4
5number = int(input("Please select a random number:\n")) # Will get input as a number
6# Will error if the value entered is not a number
7
8# You can use any type of conversion (int(), bool(), float(), etc.) to modify your input
9
10

1#just get input
2test = input()
3
4#add a custom message
5test = input("Please enter your information: ")
6
7#turning what is inputed into a differnt type of data
8test = int(input("Please enter your information: "))

1# The function 'input()' asks the user for input
2myName = input()

1#basic user handling for begginers
2
3x = input("your question here") # when someone types something here that answer will be saved and be used for later
4
5# for example 
6print(x)

1#The input command will popup/print the text placed inside the brackets.
2#After the text you can type anything and press enter.
3#Then the stuff written in the ansfer field will be saved as the function value.
4
5x = input("write anything after this: ")
6print(x)
7
8#This code will first print the stuff written in input (write anything after this:).
9#Then it will store the text as the x value.
10#Then it will print it.