Hi guys I'm new to python. I've been trying to return a value with an input function to the return can anyone help me out?
def bike_wash(amount):
print("Welcome to your bike wash")
print("Please enter your desired wash")
if (amount == 100):
print("Thanks for choosing basic wash")
print("Enjoy water wash with spray")
if (amount == 200):
print("Thanks for choosing Premium wash")
print("Enjoy foam wash to the entire body")
amount = input()
bike_wash(amount)
The answer depends on which version of Python you're using.
You can simply pass the result of input (a string) to int (a function which turns a string into an integer).
amount = int(input("Enter a number"))
The python2 equivalent (to the input
function from python3) is raw_input
amount = int(raw_input("Enter a number"))
Additionally it might be helpful to make your own parse_input
function:
def parse_input(parser, prompt='', defaultValue=None):
try:
return parser(input(prompt))
except ValueError:
return defaultValue
replace input
with raw_input
for python2
Typical usage:
amount = parse_input(int, "Enter a number", 0)