# Anna Krupnova # September 15 # In this lesson, I learned how to use an input() function # In this lesson, I didn't strugle with anything

# review and run code - enter a small integer in the text box print("enter a small int: ") small_int = input() print("small int: ") print(small_int)

# [ ] get input for the variable student_name student_name = input() # [ ] determine the type of student_name type(student_name)

# [ ] run cell several times, entering a name, an integer number, and a float number after adding code below print("enter a name or number") test_input = input() # [ ] insert code below to check the type of test_input type(test_input)

student_name = input("enter the student name: ") print("Hi " + student_name)

# [ ] get user input for a city name in the variable named city city = input("Enter a city name: ") # [ ] print the city name print("The city name is " + city)

# [ ]create variables to store input: name, age, get_mail with prompts # for name, age and yes/no to being on an email list name = input("Enter your name: ") age = input("Enter your age: ") get_mail = input("Do you want to get emails:") # [ ] print a description + variable value for each variable print("name = " + name + ",", " age = " + age + ",", " wants email = " + get_mail + ",")