How to make python command line argument continue in a new line [duplicate]

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I have a python program which take a dozen input parameters, so normally I invoke it with python my_script.py --inputA a --inputB b --inputC c --inputD d --inputE e --inputF f --inputG g --inputH h --inputI i --inputJ j --inputK k

This is a long line, and it is not easy to read

I tried add \ charactor after --inputA a in command line, but after return the return key, it will run, not wait for me to input another input parameter

Doesn't have anything do with python. What shell are you using? — rdas
– rdas, Commented May 30, 2019 at 6:49
what you can do in this case , as a parameter take a file, inside the file keep all this pair and parse the file and get the data — sahasrara62
– sahasrara62, Commented May 30, 2019 at 6:49
You need to use the "`" (backtick) character for line-continuation: stackoverflow.com/questions/3235850/… — rdas
– rdas, Commented May 30, 2019 at 7:08

veretimothy · Accepted Answer · 2019-05-30 06:57:04Z

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you can use input parameter command

param = input("Please input parameter \n")

here example :

http://en.verejava.com/?id=2022295574921

answered May 30, 2019 at 6:57

veretimothy

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shriakhilc Over a year ago

While this is valid code for when the script is taking input, it does not match the question, which is regarding flags passed in the execution command itself.

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