Complete Python Scripting for Automation - Input and Output Syntax

This video tutorial covers how to handle input and output in Python scripts, focusing on creating a simple arithmetic calculator. It explains the use of the eval function for dynamic input handling and discusses data types and type conversion. The tutorial is demonstrated on a Linux system but is applicable to Windows as well. The video emphasizes using Python 3 for its advanced features like formatted strings and eval function.

What is the purpose of the eval function in Python?

What changes would you make to the script to allow user input for the variables A and B?

What is the output of the script if the user inputs '45' for variable A?

How does the input function behave differently in Python 2 compared to Python 3?

Explain how to convert a string input to an integer in Python.

How can you ensure that the input from the user is treated as a number rather than a string?

What is the significance of using quotations when entering strings in Python?

Describe the process of using the eval function to read inputs.

In what scenarios would you prefer to use the input function over eval?

What will happen if you try to input a float value when the script expects an integer?