Understanding inputs and Outputs better

Question

I'm having a really hard time understanding how to complete the practice tests labeled 'Messenger App' in the Coding Foundations of Python. It's asking me to ask for input on the name and age of a user, and then print it out. It shows that I need to have 3 examples, but when i type the names and ages of all three persons, it's all connected as one list.. How do I separate the user inputs from each other? It's supposed to look like this:

name = Stacey
age = 34

then below it it has two other sets, but when i try to type it out, it looks like this:

name = Stacey
age = 34
name = Michael
age = 26
name = Anna
age = 22

and then it shows the first section is correct, but then the other two sections have an exclamation mark, and the 'Help' doesn't help at all.. just tells you to upgrade..

Answer 1

Hi Robert, welcome to Sololearn. When Code Coach tests your work it runs your program several times and supplies different inputs with each run. Write the code so that it takes input from the console and then resolves the task in a general way with whatever input it receives.