Usually, when raw_input asks you to type something in and press Return, feedback is printed on a new line. How can I print over the prompt's line? Could a CR work in this case?
Demo:
prompt = "Question: "
answer = raw_input(prompt)
print answer
print("Correct!")
Simulated output after typing an answer and pressing Return:
>> Question: my answer
>> Correct!
Desired output:
>> Correct!
Use blessings:
from blessings import Terminal
term = Terminal()
raw_input("Question: ")
print(term.move_up() + "Correct!" + term.clear_eol())
Seriously, that's it.
Here's something fancier:
input(term.red("Question: ") + term.bold)
print(term.normal + term.move_up + term.green("Correct!") + term.clear_eol)
This shows that often calling term.thing is optional because they act similarly to properties. This means you can do awesome stuff like
from blessings import Terminal
term = Terminal()
question = "{t.red}{}{t.normal}{t.bold}".format
answer = "{t.normal}{t.move_up}{t.green}{}{t.normal}{t.clear_eol}".format
input(question("Question: ", t=term))
print(answer("Correct!", t=term))