Hello World!! Can you plz tell me what's my error.

Question

if input('give a day') = 'Monday'
Print(list)

Answer 1

and you also confused the comparison operator == with the assignment operator =

Answer 2

'print' must not be capitalized: as most of languages, Python is case sensitive...

Answer 3

and you must put a colon (:) at end of 'if' line ^^

Answer 4

Let me correct you.....there are no errors in your code.......your code itself is error🙂

Answer 5

Try
x = input("give a day")
if x == 'Monday':
print(list)

Answer 6

Ярослав Вернигора(Yaroslav Vernigora) you are not mandatory to put input result in a variable, if you don't use it anywhere else ;)

Answer 7

Please, show us a full your code

Answer 8

Ярослав Вернигора(Yaroslav Vernigora) i can't believe it bro. In vs code debugger i entered an extra space. Sorry for my dumbness. Thanks for ur help

Answer 9

HET SHAH 🤣👍

Answer 10

hi! are you trying to print a variable (or a list)? but this is not in your code

Answer 11

and you didn't assign any variable to the input command... your code contains a lot of errors. it's easier to rewrite it from scratch

Answer 12

visph

Answer 13

HET SHAH i said i copied it fast

Answer 14

First if you need to compare you must use == instead of =
After end condition you should put ":"

Answer 15

define list first

Answer 16

at if : should there and end ‘ ‘ should be put too for the output

Answer 17

You are real programmer)))

Answer 18

Case sensitive

Answer 19

== should be there
= Is not a conditional operator
and also if statement ends with :

Answer 20

try:
if input('give a day') == 'Monday':
print(list)