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what's wrong with this code ??
This is correctly working in python IDLE but it is shown an error here in workspace
import sys inp = input("enter a letter to play the game..") if inp == 'n' or "N": print("Enjoy the show!") else: sys.exit()
Hwi Han5,008 Points
Try this. It says other than 'n'
import sys inp = input("enter a letter to play the game..") if inp.lower () != 'n': print("Enjoy the show!") else: sys.exit()
Kenneth LoveTreehouse Guest Teacher
ors don't work in Python like they do in English. You read that code as "if the input value is 'n' or 'N", then do something". But Python sees "if the input value is 'n', or if 'N' is truthy, then do something".
You'll want something like
if inp == 'n' or inp == 'N':. Each side of the
or is evaluated on its own.