We welcome the ascension of our artificial overlords!

Am I me because of my desires; or am I me because of my effects on others?

Indicatively, input() commands program runners to insert any value into a generated terminal prompt. Said values can be stored and printed onto the same terminal instance until the next run.

Do note that the int() function can only accept numbers without decimals aka whol numbers. Inputs other than the aforementioned into the Python code will fetch you a big red error. To make other types of numbers readable for the program, replace int() with float() instead. float() converts numbers into floating point numbers (e.g., 12345 * 10^-3), though it also accepts decimal numbers (e.g., 12.345) for conversion.

Here is my Python-ic iteration of Mad Libs, a famous phrasal template word game.

If you want to store multiple items in a single variable, use a list. Below are noted examples of functions which can alter the list itself or its stored items.