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--- python3:input [2018/08/15 10:56]
jguerin
+++ python3:input [2018/08/15 16:40] (current)
kericson [Benchmarks] - moving from io_tests to input_tests
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 >>> x = list(map(float, input().split()))
 .2 2.3 3.4 4.5 # x=[1.2, 2.3, 3.4, 4.5]
-</code>
-===== Output Basics =====
-Output is handled with the ''%%print()%%'' function.
-<code python>
->>> print() # '\n'
-</code>
-<code python>
->>> print("Hello World!") # "Hello World!\n"
-</code>
-<code python>
->>> print("Hello", "World!") # "Hello World!\n"
-</code>
-<code python>
->>> print(1, 2, 3, sep='') # "123\n"
-</code>
-<code python>
->>> print(1, 2, 3, end='-')
->>> print("a b c") # "1 2 3-a b c\n"
 </code>
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 ===== Benchmarks =====
-The following benchmarks demonstrate the increased likelihood of failure of ''input()'' as input sizes increase. All files used for testing can be found [[files:python3:io_tests|here]].
+The following benchmarks demonstrate the increased likelihood of failure of ''input()'' as input sizes increase. All files used for testing can be found [[files:python3:input_tests|here]].
 character and 1000 character benchmarks were selected to be indicative of many contest problems, and otherwise should indicate performance under most other assumptions.

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