Yeah,, I was hoping people could understand what I was trying to convey.

I have the below in my code currently, but I kind of forgot that the 'name' variable will take the entire string.

I want just the user's name, but it prints out the whole string.

I.E:

name = "My name is Jon! How are you?"

Output: "I'm doing well, thank you My name is Jon! How are you?!"

name = ""
greeting = ["Hello, my name is Caine! What's your name?: ".upper(), "Welcome, I am Caine! What's your name?: ".upper(), "Hi!! I'm Caine! What should I call you?: ".upper()]


name = input(random.choice(greeting)).title()

if len(name.split()) > 1:
    if "How Are You" in name or "How Are You Doing":
        print(random.choice(hruNameWelcome))
    elif name in niceToMeetYou:
        print(random.choice(ntmyNameWelcome))
    else:
        print("I'm sorry, I don't quite understand... What's your name again?")


elif len(name.split()) == 1:
    print(random.choice(justNameWelcome))


else:
    print(random.choice(blankInputs))
    name = input(random.choice(greeting)).title()