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I saw this for lots of other languages but not JavaScript.



I'm trying to do problems like: this (codechef.com) and of course the programs need to be able to read standard in like C++ and other languages do.



EDIT: Thanks for the answers. The primary reason I want this functionality is so I can answer the questions on CodeChef; Codechef sends multiple inputs to the files/programs that are the answers (and of course the programs have to respond in the required way for the answer to be correct).


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It depends on the environment that your JavaScript is executing in.


In the browser, there is no standard input (the browser isn't a console). The input would come generally from some textbox element in a form on the page.


If you're using something like Rhino, then you can import the standard Java I/O classes and read from stdin that way.


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