How do I use ‘elif’ and ‘else’ statements in this case?

Question

What is wrong with my code? Produces SyntaxError in line 7 but other lines may also be incorrect:

level = 5
highest_level = 50
print(level == highest_level)
if highest_level: 50
print("wow, you're level 50 alright!")

elif highest_level == > 50
print ("still gotta long way to go shawty!")

else: print("ok ok okayyyy ok")

Answer 1

Saman Salih ,

why not start learning in a python tutorial? it will shorten your way to a required knowledge level.

happy coding!

Answer 2

On line 4 do you mean:
if highest_level=50:

On line 5 you should add spaces before the print statement if you only want to print the text if highest_level is equal to 50.

On line 7 add a colon : after 50. And do you want to see if it is equal or major you cannot combine both signs == or > or >= (major or equal sign).

So I think it should be:
level = 5
highest_level =50
print(level==highest_level)
if highest_level ==50:
print("wow...")
elif highest_level >= 50:
print("still...")
else:
print("ok...")

Hope this helps.

Answer 3

Take another look at these topics:
- indentation
- comparison operators

Answer 4

Lebi in the if statement you have to use the comparison operator "==", not the assignment operator "=".