Use these definitions to keep your code working even on non-replit systems:

# reference to original print and input functions
real_print = print
real_input = input

# fix replit print function
def print(text, end="\n"):
    lines = text.splitlines()
    if len(lines) > 0:
        for line in lines[:-1]:
            real_print(line)
        real_print(lines[-1], end=end)
    else:
        real_print("", end=end)

# fix replit input function
def input(prompt=""):
    print(prompt, "")
    return real_input()

input is very very very buggy on replit.

Please, use this function instead:

def _input(text='')
  print(text, end='')
  return input()

Add it to the TOP of the file.

so when they do a input(), actually type in _input(). Thanks!

The tutorial may have a place to copy the basic code from with no page formatting, if not, you'll have to manually fix the code.

Well the indentations are from the pasted code. The code going on multiple lines is just due to the size of the window. You can change that by adjusting the line between the output window and input window.