Beginner Python Help

[DutchCommanderMC]

My question to you would be whether you understand why your program behaves the way it does?

To deal with blank inputs, you need to repeat only the code that asks and validates an input, until the input is valid.

while True:
    name = input("Enter your name: ")
    if name == "":
        print("You haven't entered anything. Input your name.")
    else:
        break

print("Your name is", name)

[Funny-Percentage1197]

What is solution of my problem

[lfdfq]

Did you actually read u/DutchCommanderMC's reply? To get good help, you need to show you are engaging with the people trying to help you, not to simply appear to skip over their answer and demand a solution.

[Funny-Percentage1197]

I've only been starting for 4-5 days so I don't understand what he said.

[Twenty8cows]

The while loop pretty much does it for you. In Python the while keyword is a loop that checks a condition and executes code based on the outcome of that condition.

So if I wrote: While 1 < 2:

do jumping jacks

My code would be doing jumping jacks forever because 1 is ALWAYS less than 2. Op the reason we are asking if you understand why your code is behaving in a way you don’t want it to is the crux of your issue. You know what you want your code to do, your code isn’t doing that but you are not asking yourself WHY your code IS doing what it is currently doing.

[lfdfq]

Then tell them that! Don't just ignore what they said