I want to read a numeric expression (ex:- 9/3) from the user during runtime and print the answer(3). I used readline() but since it reads the line as a string, when as.numeric() function is applied the output is NaN. How do I convert the expression to get a numeric value? This is the code I… Read More How to read a numeric expression from user in R studio

I’m new to python and was doing a few "simple python tasks" to get started. I wrote a code to get a few numbers from the user and then after the user gives all numbers it prints them all. This is my code: number = [4] for i in range(5): number[i] = int(input(f"Input number {i}:… Read More Simple code to get inputs from user and then print them all at once not working?

So I’m completely new to Java and programming in general and I’m doing my first little program where I ask the user’s age and determine whether they’re an adult. I wanted to add an error message which tells the user they inputted the wrong data type and not an integer. However, when I write a… Read More How can I find out which (wrong) data type the user inputted instead of an int?

I’m new to python and i’m trying to print this function but it just shows the address of the function. def eligible(age, lingo, language): return "Eligible!" if(int(age) in range(25, 46)) and (lingo==’ingles’) and (language==’python’) else "Not Eligible!" age=input("What’s your age?: ") language=input("What language do you speak?: ") planguage=input("What programing language do you use?: ") eligible(age,… Read More print is returning an address instead of a value

I am very new to Python (literally just started learning last week). My group got an assignment to code a program to compute system that calculate total price with several conditions. But we are stuck because the user input returns as string but we need it to link with the variable. And also we aren’t… Read More How to link input from user to a variable with assigned value?

So, I have a homework where I’m assigned to write multiple python codes to accomplish certain tasks. one of them is: Prompt user to input a text and an integer value. Repeat the string n times and assign the result to a variable. It’s also mentioned that the code should be written in a way… Read More Trying to validate a text input, so it allows characters in the alphabet only as the input but I'm having problems. (Python)

In this code, I have created a function TakeInput() that will take the user input including the whitespaces also. But whenever I run this code and enter the name and school name, it does print the data for me. Although if I write the scanner without any function, it takes the data with whitespaces. package… Read More How to write the scanner in a separate function to make it work?

I am asking for a user input, and it has to be a String and not null afterall. Can somehow an user enter a non string value or null? so I would be force to validate it? or I can safely skip this validation code? (since it is redundat) String? userInput = stdin.readLineSync(); if (userInput… Read More Can a string user input somehow be a non string or null type?

I have below python code as you can see I am taking names as an input from user and if it matches with the name that is present in names list then code breaks. My current requirement is if user types numbers (ex: 1,2 ) or names (Left,right) other then mentioned in list then it… Read More How to limit list printing while taking string input in Python?

import random import sys print("Password Generator") print("* Attention: – You may not generate a password with more than 70 characters\n" " – You may not enter letters") characters = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz" \ "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789!@#$%^&*" pass_length = input("Enter your password length: ") Here I just want to make sure the information that the user’s input are numbers, not… Read More Are there any statements that can be used to run the code(s) again?