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Where's the problem
18 Answers
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Rayan Chan
x=int(input("how old are you?"))
if x >= 18:
print("oh you are a grown up person")
else:
print("you\'re just a child")
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to get the output with print, we do not need to escape the single quote inside double quotes:
print("you'r just a child") # this is ok
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https://code.sololearn.com/cf46Q9ur3tvH/?ref=app
You missed the indentation and for else part no condition is required. Also for print statement double quotes (" ") are required.
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Lothar
Thanks 😆.. I didn't know that
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Sanjay Kamath
Thank you🙃
That is bonus info🤩.. But, when do we use elif ?
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Abhi Varshini
Thank you 🤩
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Abhi Varshini
Thanks.. i got it now 🙃♥️
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White spaces are 3 types.., 1) newline 2) tab space 3) normal space
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You have to include an else statement
x = int(input("how old are you"))
if x >= 18:
print("oh you are grown up person")
else:
print("you are just a child")
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Rayan Chan elif stands for else if. The structure is if..elif..else.
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White spaces are missing...
You know bro it's python, it's very strick at white spaces unlike cpp or java.
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Modified your code Rayan Chan
https://code.sololearn.com/cNGHch6oWomX/?ref=app
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Anshul Khangar
Thanks for the info.. If I can ask.. What are the white spaces?🤔 And when do we use them?
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Sometimes \n is important
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VENKATA SRINIVAS KATTA
Oooh!!, So they called white spaces!!
Thanks 😆
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I fixed it look
https://code.sololearn.com/cUkZchE2Av15/?ref=app
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Andrew Musanyera
Hmm.. that's right.. thanks, 😆