how do i save multiple inputs to a txt file in python-CodePudding

So I made multiple variables with questions to input. I figured out how to open the text file but how do I save all of my variables to my text file. It keep returning none in the text file

from distutils import text_file

kids = input("How many kids do you have?>")
food = input("Whats your favorite food?>")
tv = input("Whats your favorite sports team>")
work = input("Where do you work?>")
carmake = input("Whats the make of your car?>")
symbol = input("Pick a symbol !@#$%^&*()_ ")

results = str(print(f"{kids}, {food}, {tv}, {work}, {carmake}, {symbol}".split(" ")))

file = open("passwordGenerator.txt", "w") 
file.write(results)
file.close

CodePudding user response：

I'd instantiate the different variables in a list and then concatenate the strings with a join (to make sure there's the comma and space between each word as in your original example).

To make sure that the file is handled cleanly, I'd suggest using a context manager to open and write to the file.

input_array = [
    input("How many kids do you have?>")
    ,input("Whats your favorite food?>")
    ,input("Whats your favorite sports team>")
    ,input("Where do you work?>")
    ,input("Whats the make of your car?>")
    ,input("Pick a symbol !@#$%^&*()_ ")
]
results = ", ".join(input_array)

with open("password_generator.txt", "w") as file:
    file.write(results)

CodePudding user response：

The result variable is a print function, which returns None after executing.

Also, from distutils import text_file is a unused import. You can delete this line because it does nothing.

Code here:

kids = input("How many kids do you have?>")
food = input("Whats your favorite food?>")
tv = input("Whats your favorite sports team>")
work = input("Where do you work?>")
carmake = input("Whats the make of your car?>")
symbol = input("Pick a symbol !@#$%^&*()_ ")

results = kids   food   tv   work   carmake   symbol

print(results)

file = open("passwordGenerator.txt", "w") 
file.write(results)
file.close()

CodePudding user response：

You want to concatenate different strings using . And print is not required for this, nor is split.

kids = input("How many kids do you have?>")
food = input("Whats your favorite food?>")
tv = input("Whats your favorite sports team>")
work = input("Where do you work?>")
carmake = input("Whats the make of your car?>")
symbol = input("Pick a symbol !@#$%^&*()_ ")

results = kids   food   tv   work   carmake   symbol

with open("password_generator.txt", "w") as file:
    file.write(results)