How to stop inputs on the presence of CR

[sylas]

Strange : Error on line 2.
In[1] nums = input("Write your numbers: ")
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Process finished with exit code 1 . I am very new on python, so you would be very kind to correct errors. I am on python3

[wavic]

This is the IPython interpreter
You should use only nums = input("Write your numbers: ") in your script
Same for the other lines

[sylas]

Many strange things. 1.PyCharm pastes badly your code..2. I dont't have to "run" your file... 3. Avarage instead of average.... The guy does not know the english language. Later, when I receive my book all will be clear. Thanks again

[wavic]

Yes, the English is not my native language. Also, I drunk a lot of vodkas. 

[sparkz_alot]

Many strange things. 1.PyCharm pastes badly your code..2. I dont't have to "run" your file... 3. Avarage instead of average.... The guy does not know the english language. Later, when I receive my book all will be clear. Thanks again

1) It is not a problem with PyCharm, what the error is telling you is Python does not know what to do with the In[1] , that is because it is a part of the interpreter being used, just as the command line interpreter uses ">>>" and "...".

>>> nums = input("Write your numbers: ")

Pasting the above code will get you the same error for the same reason.  If you are going to paste code you will have to manually remove such artifacts first, so the code becomes:

nums = input("Write your numbers: ")

Out of curiosity, which book did you order?

[sylas]

Python Machine Learning [eBook] - €39.58 I ordered on packt book Since it has Hundreds of pages I hope it will be of the same interest as did the very big Alexander Allain' s "jumping in C++

[sylas]

I come back to my old problem

my co# file7.py

def getvalue():
    value = input("enter the value ")
    print("value entered : ", value)
    if value.strip == '':
        exit(0)
    return value





size = 40
print("here is the addition of many numers (even with a .) Maximum of numbers=", size)
print("once you have finished your list of numbers, just press ENTER to indicate the end\n")
sum = 0.0
value = 0.0
count = 1
while (count != 0):
    getvalue()
    sum=sum+value
    print("sum", sum)
    count = count + 1

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[volcano63]

How much will you pay for anyone to agree reading this post ? I will do it for 100 bucks

[sylas]

I agree it is illisible. But how to make that visible ? Sometimes it becomes lisible automaticaly. Strange things indeed !

[volcano63]

I agree it is illisible. But how to make that visible ? Sometimes it becomes lisible automaticaly. Strange things indeed !

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