message input('yes?'print(messagepython input py input py input('yes?'yesboomessage booprint(message now that we know how to attach names to values we can start receiving input from the user of our script for this we will use the cunningly named "input()function this function takes some (typically shorttext as its argument it prints this text as prompt and then waits for the user to type something back (and press [|it then returns whatever the user typed (without the |]as its value we can use this function on the right hand side of an assignment recall that the assignment completely evaluates the right hand side first this means that it has to evaluate the input(functionso it prompts the user for input and evaluates to whatever it was that the user typed then the left hand side is processed and the name "messageis attached to this value we can then print this input text by using the attached name