indentation error python 1 -
i have no clue why there's indentation area it's realy stresssing me out
print "hello!" print "i\'m charlie , i\'m going test security of password!" print "first i\'d know bit you! name? (no data stored!!)" name = raw_input() print "nice meet you, %s!" % (name) print "what date of birth?" dob = raw_input() print "ok! answers used me forgotten when close window!" print "now %s, ready password tested?" % (name) if raw_input() = "yes" print "what password?" if raw_input() = "no" print "suit yourself, %s!" % (name)
first of all, indentation off when write if
statements. need bring them 1 tab space.
here example of working code:
print "hello!" print "i\'m charlie , i\'m going test security of password!" print "first i\'d know bit you! name? (no data stored!!)" name = raw_input() print "nice meet you, %s!" % (name) print "what date of birth?" dob = raw_input() print "ok! answers used me forgotten when close window!" print "now %s, ready password tested?" % (name) # fixed indentation below: if raw_input() == "yes": #<-- fixed comparison operator here , added colon print "what password?" if raw_input() == "no": #<-- fixed comparison operator here , added colon print "suit yourself, %s!" % (name)
here changed =
sign ==
. =
sign use when declaring variable, name = raw_input()
, creates variable name
value of raw_input()
.
the ==
sign use when comparing 2 things, raw_input() == "yes"
, checks whether or not raw_input()
value equal "yes"
.
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