I have a sample program:
print("Please input a 3-digit number. The tens digit must be at least as
big")
number_str = input("as the ones and hundreds digits.\n")
number_int = int(number_str)
hundreds_int = number_int // 100
tens_int = (number_int % 100) // 10
ones_int = number_int % 10
first_diff_int = tens_int - ones_int
second_diff_int = tens_int - hundreds_int
print("I am a 3-digit number.")
print("My tens digit is {} more than my ones digit".format(first_diff_int))
print("My hundreds digit is {} less than my tens digit.".format(
second_diff_int))
The problem I'm having is that the second line doesn't print anything until
the user starts typing. Then, it prints an empty line followed by "as the
ones and hundreds digits", and the input on the next line. Why is this
happening? It doesn't happen in PyCharm, but the students I'm TA-ing for
are being taught with Spyder.
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