On Mon, Aug 27, 2007 at 11:02:59AM -0700, Latasha Marks wrote:
> Need help get a user to in put his or her favortie food the the
> program should the n print oue the name of the new food by
> joining the original food names together
If what you want is to enable your user to enter several foods
(strings), then concatenate them together, try something like the
following:
In [33]: foods = []
In [34]: food = raw_input('What is your favorite food?')
What is your favorite food?peaches
In [35]: foods.append(food)
In [36]: food = raw_input('What is your favorite food?')
What is your favorite food?nectarines
In [37]: foods.append(food)
In [38]: food = raw_input('What is your favorite food?')
What is your favorite food?cantaloupe
In [39]: foods.append(food)
In [40]: ', '.join(foods)
Out[40]: 'peaches, nectarines, cantaloupe'
Note that we append each food to a list, then do string.join().
That's faster than doing multiple string concatenations. In this
case there are not enough strings to make a difference. But, it's
a good habit to get into.
Dave
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