52662/input-vs-sys-stdin-read
import sys s1 = input() s2 = sys.stdin.read(1) #type "s" for example s1 == "s" #False s2 == "s" #True
How can I make input() to work properly? I tried to encode/decode s1, but it doesn't work.
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