I am working on a little program and I want to use:
ans = int(input(print(multi,'x',num,'=')))
This works well except for the fact that after it prints the print statement it says none. like:
49 x 7 = None
How would on remove the “none” if possible? Also I did search this problem but nothing was about returning a none inside of an input.
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Method 1
input takes a prompt string as its argument, which it will print automatically, but print returns None; it is this that gets printed by input. Your code is equivalent to:
prompt = print(...) # prompt == None ans = int(input(prompt))
Instead, use str.format to build the prompt and pass it straight to input:
ans = int(input('{0}x{1}='.format(multi, num)))
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