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How to get input from user in python?

 Welcome Guys.

In this blog i am going to take you in the world of python .. 

If You Want to Take input from user you can use input function which is built in . Here's a code to get input from user


//Code

user_input = input("Give Your Input?")


//You can print this by printing 


print(user_input)


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