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easyinput module in Python offers an easy input interface analogous to cin stream in C++. It supports multiple data types including files and provides functionalities such as input till different data types, multi-line input, etc. InstallationTo install this module type the below command in the terminal. pip install easyinput Function Used
Example 1: Working of read() and read_many() Python3
Output : ![]() Demonstrating read() and read_many() Example 2: Using amount() and as_list() Usually, read() returns a list when working with multiple arguments in read(). If we need a generator to be used, not a list, as_list() can be set to false. The advantage it can have is that it may avoid iteration of the list to access and populate to different data types. Python3
Output : ![]() Using amount() and as_list() Example 3: File input using read_many() The read() and read_many() functions provide the functionality to get files as an input stream to get data from files and render on console, or to any file using file parameter. Code : Python3
Output : ![]() Output numbers Example 4: Using Custom data type with read() Apart from primitive data types, read() can accept class instances accepting strings as input which can be used to translate to custom types for working. The example below gets lowercase words. Python3
Output : ![]() Getting Input converting to lowercase Working with read_many_lines()Similar to read_many(), the difference being it reads whole lines at once rather than moving to newline at spaces. Reads the whole line. Syntax:
Code : Python3
Output : ![]() Examples of read_many_lines |
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