Can we use input instead of print in python all the time?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Nope. Input is for the user to enter the data. Print is for outputting this data :)

Answer 3

well you might have a program that will add names into a list manually you might have input, but it doesn't necessarily show what you've written, if you need to see what you've written into the program you'd use print
a = list()
b = input("What is your name") # takes user input
a.append(b) # and adds it to a list
print(a) # and prints what name has been added to the list

print shows X data from the code, where input is by default a string variable that will be given by the user when the code runs

Answer 4

so, where i can use input

Answer 5

if you need user input you use input, you can use it anywhere if you need it to get data from user

Answer 6

could you explain it with an example

Answer 7

OK