I wanted to write an input to receive a line of text, but it was valid when I typed the newline character directly, and ran the following code. Could the input read the newline character? But it doesn't match the information I found
message=input("please enter your name")
print("your name is",message)
First of all, your answer will vary on the basis of the version of python you are using. If using python2.7, instead of 'input' you can use 'raw_input' to take the string as an input from the user. Also, I think you would prefer '+' instead of ',' in print function.
message = raw_input("please enter your name\n")
if message:
print ("your name is"+ message)
If you are using python3 then you can simply add newline character.
message = input("please enter your name\n")
if message:
print ("your name is", message)
it was valid when I typed the newline character directly,what was valid? also what didn't match and what information you found?print("your name is",message)is executed after you entered an empty line, then I can't reproduce that, and the behavior you encounter is indeed irregular.