I need help

[777CAIN]

Is it possible to get a user to type in something like Apples and it comes back with a number eg

I type apple it comes back as 6?

If so could someone help me do it thank you!

[sparkz_alot]

What have you tried?

[777CAIN]

What have you tried?

I'm new to Python and had no lessons so I have tried nothing sorry :(

[Bass]

HI,

Yes, it is fairly straighforward.

You could use the len function to calculate the number of characters in the word that has been inputted e.g. apple.

x = len(inputted_word)

Where x would be 5 in this case.

Or you could use an if statment to output a unique code or value if the entered word was apple.

if inputted_word == "apple":
    print("!""$%")

or you could replace certain letters in the word apple with other letters.

Let us know which of these you would like help with, or maybe you want other thoughts.

Bass

[777CAIN]

Bass I want to do the 2nd one :P

[nilamo]

Is it possible to get a user to type in something like Apples and it comes back with a number eg

I type apple it comes back as 6?

If so could someone help me do it thank you!

Sure!

whatever_they_typed = input("Say something! ")
print(6)

[777CAIN]

Is it possible to get a user to type in something like Apples and it comes back with a number eg

I type apple it comes back as 6?

If so could someone help me do it thank you!

Sure!

whatever_they_typed = input("Say something! ")
print(6)

Every time they type something different how does it respond different like if i put apple and it says 6 and i put apple123 can it put 12 ect?

[sparkz_alot]

Every time they type something different how does it respond different like if i put apple and it says 6 and i put apple123 can it put 12 ect?

You could create a dictionary:

my_dict = {'apple':6, 'apple123':12, 'apple_snapple':500}

Of course, you would need to know every possible input a user might enter.  You really need to make your question more specific as to what you are trying to do.

[777CAIN]

Every time they type something different how does it respond different like if i put apple and it says 6 and i put apple123 can it put 12 ect?

You could create a dictionary:

my_dict = {'apple':6, 'apple123':12, 'apple_snapple':500}

Of course, you would need to know every possible input a user might enter.  You really need to make your question more specific as to what you are trying to do.

I'm trying to do a aircraft CI database where people can put in a airline eg Ryanair and it will say there CI so 6. and every CI if different to every airplane so I want it to do that if possible.

[nilamo]

How do you know that a Ryanair is a 6?

Unless you put it somewhere in your program (or if it's standardized, use a library/service), how do you expect python to know that whatever a "Ryanair" is means whatever meaning you attach to "6"?  To python, they're just unrelated strings/numbers.