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# Description
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The `readline` module lets you await and read user input
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from a terminal in an easy and structured manner.
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The module provides an easy way to prompt the user for
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questions or even make a REPL or an embedded console.
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# Usage:
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```v
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import readline
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mut r := readline.Readline{}
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answer := r.read_line('hello: ')?
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println(answer)
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```
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or just:
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```v
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import readline { read_line }
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input := read_line('What is your name: ')?
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println('Your name is: ${input}')
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```
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