I am having trouble with my code

Question

I am having trouble with my code I am learning python but it is teaching me in python 2 format while the program I am writing the code in is python 3 which for the most part is the same just some subtle changes that I could find on the internet like in python 2 you use raw_input, %s, and % for things as far as user input while in python 3 you use input, {}, and .format() so the big problem that I am running into is that I am using if, elif, and else statements but before I can see if I made anymore mistakes in my code I get and error of unexpected indent at line 19 even though I was taught to use 2-4 indent spaces and on python it is mainly 4 I am just trying to get a better grasp on my errors and understanding why I get certain error codes plus I can't find anything outside of solo learn and other sites like it any help would be greatly appreciated
# this line gets the date and time from the currnet os and imports it to the program
from datetime import datetime
# this line specifies that I would like it to pull the date and time from the current time that I am opening and running the program
now = datetime.now()
# this excutes the above commands in the format laid out and will display like so in the programm
print ("{}/{}/{}, {}:{}:{}".format(now.month, now.day, now.year, now.hour, now.minute, now.second))
# this will take user input and store to print the results the the user inputs
name = input("What is your name?")
# this takes user input and stores it to print the results from the users input
animal = input("What is your favorite animal?")
# this takes user input and stores it to print the results from user inputs
color = input("What is your favorite color?")
# this will print the messages along with all the users input
print ("Ah, so your name is {}, your favorite animal is a {}, " \
"and your favorite color is {}.".format(name, animal, color))
# this defines the answer based on user inputs and gives them the commands the program wishes to excute
answer = input ("Type yes or no then hit

Answer 1

sorry looks like it didn't post all of it I ran out of characters

Answer 2

# this line gets the date and time from the currnet os and imports it to the program
from datetime import datetime
# this line specifies that I would like it to pull the date and time from the current time that I am opening and running the program
now = datetime.now()
# this excutes the above commands in the format laid out and will display like so in the programm
print ("{}/{}/{}, {}:{}:{}".format(now.month, now.day, now.year, now.hour, now.minute, now.second))
# this will take user input and store to print the results the the user inputs
name = input("What is your name?")
# this takes user input and stores it to print the results from the users input
animal = input("What is your favorite animal?")
# this takes user input and stores it to print the results from user inputs
color = input("What is your favorite color?")
# this will print the messages along with all the users input
print ("Ah, so your name is {}, your favorite animal is a {}, " \
"and your favorite color is {}.".format(name, animal, color))
# this defines the answer based on user inputs and gives them the commands the program wishes to excute
answer = input ("Type yes or no then hit enter")
# this is where the error occurs as unexpected indent even though I have four indent spaces
if answer == "yes" or answer == "y"
# this is supposed to print Okay great! if the user inputs yes or y
print ("Okay great!")
# this is sppoused to take user input if answer is not yes or y but is no or n
elif answer == "no" or answer == "n"
# this is sppoused to print Oh sorry about that. if user inputs no or n
print ("Oh sorry about that.")
#this supposed to excute and print You did not select yes or no please try againg if user answered in anyway besides yes, y, no, or n
else:
print ("You did not select yes or no please try again")

Answer 3

hi,
can you put a link to your code ?

Answer 4

yeah sorry it took so long to reply I switch between here and codecademy