dotdeveloper999 can i submit C# code?
adrian_gugyin yes, please! O.O
mi2irfan4 yeah plz.
mrityunjayer180 please anyone help me to slove it in python,bcz whatever i try only i found error
theescapist08 It's simple, as python is .
input_string = input()
print("Hello World")
print(input_string)
balavemulakonda it is getting copiled but test cases are not satisfied..can u please help me out with this?
theescapist08 Ya sure Pls upload a screenshot and mail me at theescapist08@gmail.com Let me see what
balavemulakonda input_string. inputString = raw_input()
print 'Hello, World.'
print 'Welcome to 30 Days of Code!'
coviep The second print statement needs to print input_string. Right now you are hard-coding "Welcome to 30 Days of Code!".
The solution for Python 2 (as you are using) is as follows:
input_string = raw_input() print 'Hello, World.' print input_stringHope this helps.
balavemulakonda yup..thanku..i m done with it!!
siddhantrathore2 im facing the same error i tried with ur code too but still giving error in running test cases
vyshali174 yeahh!!exactly..even i m facing the same problem like her..wats the wrong?
coviep Can you show us your code?
vyshali174 inputString = raw_input()
print 'Hello, World.'
print inputString
theescapist08 it's absolutely
vyshali174 what absolutely??its not working..mail me the snippet..or explain
theescapist08 the code is absolutely correct . mail me your solution at theescapist08@gmail.com . Let me check what problem are u facing.
pdhondi93 i have tried printing the statement and the expected output and the output what i got is same but still it shows error. Here is my code
print('Hello World') print('Welcome to 30 days of coding!') print input_string
srinivasaprasath this is wrong. it is inputString = 'welcome to 30 days of coding!'; print ('hello world') print inputString but for me text case is correct but not text case 1.
PRATHAM_10 raw_input is changed to input as you switch from py2 to py3
coviep I just tried your code, it is working fine. What error are you getting?
balavemulakonda yea..its working !!tq
farwabatool82 Hi,
I added the following : inputString=(input()) print ('Hello World!') print (inputString)
and it is still saying it is wrong.
blazze just add \n + input_string in print function
print ("Hello, world" + "\n" + input_string)
nidhidubeyjk Hi want to learn Python from basics, Could you please suggest from where i can start?
snehiltrip https://hyperskill.org/ check this
banunivedha642 yes,same happening here
rakeshpdgupta23 input_string = input()
Print a string literal saying "Hello, World." to stdout.
print('Hello, World.') print(input_string)
phillaverdiere I tried to do this one with go. I could not figure out how to use the fmt.Scan functions to read a whole line of text from stdin so I used the os pkg:
package main
import ( "fmt" "os" )
func main() {
s := make([]byte, 1200) os.Stdin.Read(s)fmt.Println("Hello World") fmt.Printf("%s\n", s)}
But the test is failing because the second line of output has a newline before the last two characters.
Are there any go experts out there that got fmt.Scan to work?
Any ideas how the second line of output got a newline inserted in it?
kapilbishnoi Even I tried using Golang but not able to process the standard input
shashanks835 Scan functions of golang only scan word till space after space it wil send to next argument So you can use something like
var s string;
var t string;
fmt.Fscanln(os.Stdin, &s, &t);
fmt.Fprintln(os.Stdout, s, " ", t);
But it can not figure out how many arguments are there So to avoid this We can use scanner for this to read a whole line with spaces
svenbs You could also just copy from stdin to sdout:
func main() { fmt.Println("Hello, World.") io.Copy(os.Stdout, os.Stdin) }
Or the mentioned solution with bufio.Scanner:
func main() { s := bufio.NewScanner(os.Stdin) fmt.Println("Hello, World.") for s.Scan() { fmt.Println(s.Text()) } }
ChemFien x=('Hello, World.') y=('Welcome to 30 Days of Code!')
Print a string literal saying "Hello, World." to stdout.
print('Hello, World.')
Is this not correct ?
print "I have"
print ("Welcome to 30 Days of Code!")
print (x) print (y)
mimee No you have to get the input from console for the second line
whitedk1 I don't understand the test case. My code was successful but the test case failed, what does that mean?
tarunsankhla21 ya same thing happening with me the test case 1 failling
[deleted] I think you need to unlock the other case, fix the output and submit the code. Case 0 still fails but the challange is successful.
falakjthakur83 yea, same thing here.
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