If statement not working

Question

Hi ppl,

I have this exercise:

Write a program that takes a character as input (a string of length 1), which you should assume is an upper-case character; the output should be the next character in the alphabet. If the input is 'Z', your output should be 'A'.

I need to use only the if funktion.

here my code:

string = input()
if ord(string) == 90:
print('A')
if ord(string) <= 65:
if ord(string) >= 89:
print(chr(ord(string) + 1))
print('Input not a capital letter')

If I input an Z it works and it gives me an 'A'.
If I input any other letter it jumps to the last print line.

Why?

thx

Answer 1

if ord(string) <= 65:
//means max value of ord(string) will be 65.
if ord(string) >=89:
// means that ord(string) needs to have a 'minimum' value of 89.
so this line of your code doesn't make sense ;)

Answer 2

lol. sometimes i get soo confused and end up using randome comment codes my bad xD

Answer 3

Python code comment is # not //@ OUMAS

Answer 4

# is only used in PHP, Python and Ruby as of Sololearn-teaching languages