thats so strange!!

Question

i tried this code but the result is "no output". but why?
x = 30
if x < 30:
print ("bye")
if x >= 30:
print ("Hi")

thanks a lot

Answer 1

Never Mess Up Indentation in Python.
The Second If is indented twice, which leads second if to not work.

See This:

x = 30
if x < 30:
print ("bye")
if x >= 30:
print ("Hi")

Answer 2

thanks to Niush sitaula
but the sample of sololearn is like this completely and the result is ok . that is:
num = 12
if num > 5:
print("Bigger than 5")
if num <=47:
print("Between 5 and 47")

Answer 3

Given num = 12
if 12 > 5 TRUE then
"Bigger Than 5"
if 12 <= 47 TRUE then
"Between 5 and 47"

Answer 4

That's 2 diffrent codes...
sololearn examle start with bigger the 5, then smaller then 47.
You go for bigger then 30 and then lower/equal to 30.
test the sololearn code with num = 4 and you will get the same result "No Output"
test yours code with x = 70

Answer 5

thank you amir.
I found a soloution in next course, that is "else":
x = 30
if x < 30:
print ("bye")
else:
if x >= 30:
print ("Hi")
but thats very important to use "<=" or ">="
in one of them to define the number 30.

thanks to all