How can I pass input multiple arguments

 a = input("enter>") ... ... enter>set name kolya enter>set age 18

And on the conclusion that something like that, well, that would understand

 You name kolya and your age 18

How can this be done?

    2 answers 2

    The input() function takes only one parameter — a string — and returns a string, too.
    The simplest approach is to use it twice:

     name, age = input("enter name > "), input("enter age > ") print(f"You name is {name} and you are {age} year old") # Python 3.6+

    Input and output:

     enter name > John enter age > 17 You name is John and you are 17 year old.

    The first command can also be written as an abstraction of the list:

     name, age = [input(f"enter {x} > ") for x in ("name", "age")] 
       print("You name {} and your age {}" "".format(input("You name: "), input("your age: ")))