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The Abeka stuff is to hopefully help me study for up coming tests and quizzes. =) I hope that it can help you too.
I can't make the if else statement work. I've looked at my other codes but still can't figure it out. I think if else statements always get me. :(
Python
Coder100 Your syntax is indeed slightly wrong. If statements are statements like anything else, so they don't need to be indented! Here is the syntax:
if ...:
...
elif ...:
... # optional
else:
...
for you:
print("aer-, aero-: means __")
response = input()
if response == "air":
print("Correct!")
else:
print("Wrong, it means: air")
I put your input into a variable instead of an if statement because it's more maintainable that way. Also, input is a function that takes an argument to print to th2 years ago
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