Why wint this work

Question

#just something simple
print("hello yow are you")
#type either bad,good,ok,sad or angry
input("you are feeling")

if input=="bad":
print("why are you feeling bad")

if input=="good":
print("im glad to hear that")
""
if input=="ok":
print("nice")

if input=="sad":
print("thats sad to hear")

if input=="angry":
print("calm down")

Answer 1

You are calling input but you are not storing the result in any variable. In order to check for the content of the response, you must assign it to a variable like this:
resp = input("you are feeling")
Now you can access the user input via resp.
if resp == "bad":
etc...
You might also want to use elif (else if) instead of if every time to simplify everything.
The whole code (fixed) should look like this:

print("hello, how are you")
resp = input("you are feeling")

if resp == "bad":
print("why are you feeling bad")
elif resp == "good":
print("im glad to hear that")
elif resp == "ok":
print("nice")
elif resp == "sad":
print("thats sad to hear")
elif resp == "angry":
print("calm down")

# else is used when nothing of the above is matched
else:
print("i dont understand your emotions")

Answer 2

In your if condition you would have used input() instead of input. The function needs be called. However this style is strictly not recommended.

Answer 3

thanks