In a script like this:
inp = input('')
print(inp)
When I run it, I enter my text and get it back:
$python3 test.py
Hello (keyboard input)
Hello (Print command)
But how do I get the result more like this after I press enter:?
$python3 test.py
Hello (Print command)
There are a few options. The most straightforward one is to omit the print statement and just use:
inp = input('')
If you'd like to hide the input from the terminal as you're typing, you may use getpass():
from getpass import getpass
inp = getpass()
print(inp)
Or you may clear the whole terminal after reading the input like so:
import os
inp = input('')
os.system('cls' if os.name == 'nt' else 'clear')
print(inp)
Or just delete the last line - I think this is the solution you're looking for:
inp = input('')
print ("\033[A \033[A")
print(inp)
