Question

how can I pass to the next line in python?

Answer 1

I write print("please, type sth") but I want to continue to a new line with answer=raw_input()
when I press enter It just evaluates the expression, But I want to skip to a new line

Answer 2

i'm not sure what your asking exactly, but perhaps you need to append \n to your sentence
answer=raw_input("please, type sth\n")
keeping the \n inside the quotes

Answer 3

but I mean: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Python_Programming/Variables_and_Strings
the codes are made of 2-3 lines, How can I write like them

Answer 4

It sounds like you're running in the interpreter instead of creating a script file. You can use a text editor to create a .py file, then run it in Python.

On another note, Nessman's suggestion will help clean up your code. There's no need to print a raw_input prompt on a separate line, just use something like:
first_name = raw_input('Please enter your first name: ')

Answer 5

Adding on to GabeF's answer to get to a new text file from the interpreter go file New Window or ctrl+N. That is where you type your code and edit your code then to run it either hit F5 or go run at the top and click Run Module.