go ahead and type some text and press enter input(hello there'hello there!the text you entered is repeated on new line with single quotes that' because input(returns as string any text entered by the user to make input( bit more user-friendlyyou can give it prompt to display to the user the prompt is just string that you put between the parentheses of input(it can be anything you wanta worda symbola phrase--anything that is valid python string input(displays the prompt and waits for the user to type something when the user hits enter input(returns their input as string that can be assigned to variable and used to do something in your program to see how input(workstype the following code into idle' editor windowprompt "heywhat' upuser_input input(promptprint("you saiduser_inputpress to run the program the text heywhat' updisplays in the interactive window with blinking cursor the single space at the end of the string "heywhat' upmakes sure that when the user starts to typethe text is separated from the prompt with space when the user types response and presses enter their response is assigned to the user_input variable