The Basics (part 2)
To allow a user to input a variable, number, or some text in Python 3 you will use the input function. input(“your text”) this will pause the program and allow the user to input something. To save the users input as a variable for later use use this input function. Your_variable = input(“your text”) this will allow the program to save the users input as a variable which in this case the users input is saved as Your_variable and this can also be replaced with custom variable name
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