Basic 'User Input' example for Python beginners.

get-input.py

"""
Come up with a series of variables to use in a 'def' function.
"""

# Include at least 1 variable with a 'pre-set' value
Request = "Please enter your "


"""
Include at least 2 variables thay require User Input.
Use the 'None' (aka 'Null') value to leave them 'declared' but undefined
"""

FirstName = None
LastName = None
Age = None


"""
Define a function to prompt the user to fill out the information.
Run tests frequently to understand how the code behaves.
"""

def GetInput():
	print("\n" + Request + "name below.")
	FirstName = input("First Name: ")
	LastName = input("Last Name: ")
	
	print("\n" + Request + "age.")
	Age = input("Age: ")

GetInput()


"""
Finally, create a function definition that utilizes the new user input

Don't forget to 'call' the function by entering its FunctionName() below
"""
def TestInput():
	print("\n" + "My name is " + FirstName + LastName)
	print("\n" + "and I am " + Age + " years old." + "\n")
	
TestInput()