What’s wrong with this?

Question

#Search for either a builder, plumber or electrician
search = input('Search')
if search == builder
print ('Shane, builder, 51 with flexible times')
else:
print ('No result')
if search == electrician
print ('Dave, electrician, 32 with speedy service')
else:
print ('No result')
if search == plumber
print ('Alan, plumber, 47 with lots of experience')
else:
print ('No result')

Answer 1

instead of using multiples if...else
consider using if...elif...else

Answer 2

after the if conditions you should put a colon (:)

Answer 3

Also, builder, electrician etc. need to be in quotation marks

Answer 4

thank you!

Answer 5

you didn't necessarily do this wrong, but if I were you I'd convert search to lowercase so the case of the user's input doesn't prevent them from finding a match. you could add a line after search is declared :

search = search.lower()

this way, an input of BUILDER still matches the user to Shane

Answer 6

you did not give colon(:) after each of the if statement