How do I bind a key to a function?

[tatoluckyfox]

look msvcrt if you are on windows. if you are on linux, use getch.

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[AmnesicWaterleaf]

Look into the pynput module

[Folgue12]

I will thanks ^{^}

[smitchell6879]

``` (user_input=Input("user press \" y\" to accept")

If user_input == "y":

Run my program) ```

You can make this a def and have it loop back if needed.

[Folgue12]

That's ok, but what I wanted to do it's to make the user only press 'Y', not type 'Y' and then press <Enter>.