How to read user input until EOF?

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In Python 3 you can iterate over the lines of standard input, the loop will stop when EOF is reached:

from sys import stdin

for line in stdin:
  print(line, end='')

line includes the trailing \n character

Run this example online: https://ideone.com/rUXCIe

This might be what most people are looking for, however if you want to just read the whole input until EOF into a single variable (like OP), then you might want to look at this other answer.

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