Challenge: Make a command line in Python.

[HelloIHaveSomeAsThatINeed]

Yes. Here is mine:
print("yPrompt 1.1 O_-")
print("Type 'help' for help")
def inputer():
user_input = (input("C\>"))
def echo():
user_input = (input("Echo:"))
print(user_input)
inputer()
def help():
print('''
echo ;echos a string
help ;shows commands
exit ;exits shell
''')
inputer()
def exit():
print("Exiting...")
user_input = (input("C\>"))
if user_input == "echo":
echo()
elif user_input == "help":
help
elif user_input == "exit":
exit()
else:
print("Invalid Command")
inputer()
#Very buggy cuz I made this from scratch.
#Maybe I should have build it on 1.0...

 

[Wimble]

This would be my one. It's quite a short.

print('Press \'q\' to quit.')
while True:
    command_input = input(':')
    print(command_input)
    if command_input.lower() == 'q':
      print('You\'ve exited the program.')

The command_input will retain any data (e.g. text and integers) and will simply print it out. However, when someone inserts q, it'll display You've exited the program as a result.

I'm still figuring out how to exit the program once you insert q, do you have any idea how I can do this?

 

[menator01]

while (ask := input('>> ').lower()) != 'q':
    print(ask)
else:
    print('Goodbye')