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Why does this not work?
5 Answers
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Ahem... input() is a built-in Python function that takes input from stdin. The issue is that you need to add a + between the string and random choice in the print function on the 6th technical line.
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Thanks!
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It's public
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Hey, can you make your code public (so I can comment)? There's an easier way to check for string equality, use:
if x.lower() == "rock":
# statements
in place of:
if x == "rock" or x == "Rock" or x == "rOck"...
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How could I achieve more XPs?