Here's the full updated code with the proper fix for the input handler: ```html ``` **Key fix:** 1. **Using `pyodide.toPy()`** - Wraps the JavaScript function properly for Python to call 2. **Storing in globals** - Uses `pyodide.globals.set('custom_input_handler', inputHandler)` to make it accessible in Python 3. **Direct Python override** - Overrides the `input` function in Python scope using the custom handler 4. **No imports needed** - Doesn't require importing from `js` module, avoiding the ImportError Now the `input()` function will work correctly!

By Harshit in News — 08 Dec 2025

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