Name error: name Susas not defined

Question

I'm trying to make a password code (for fun)
Here's the code

spam = "intruder alert!1!1!1"
print("pls give password💀")
password = input()

if password == susas:
print(" correct password ")
else:
print(spam * 100)

Answer 1

You need to use quotes(" " or ' ') to denote a string.

Answer 2

Sonic_gameryt6 _

You are comparing with string value and anything inside double quotes or single quotes is known as string.

Without quotes it will be treat as a variable so without quotes here susas will be treat as a variable which is undefined.

So there should be:

password == 'susas':

Answer 3

"susas"

Answer 4

NonStop Coding sorry, Ur late
Also your codenis wrong, there was a space there so it cause the "else" to start instead of "if"

Answer 5

If u skip the quotes python wrongly identifies it as a variable and since the variable susan was not defined in your code , Hence a NameError.

Answer 6

Simba ok thx

Answer 7

Put susas in quotes to make it a string, otherwise, the python compiler sees it as a variable name that doesn't exist instead of a string literal.

if password == 'susas':

Answer 8

Sonic_gameryt6 _

I wrote that way so that it look readable

By the way thanks for mentioning that. I'll keep in mind next time.

How to write readable comments properly🤗🤗

and sorry for being late, I forgot to refresh before typing.

Answer 9

NonStop Coding it's ok

Answer 10

Simba where?

Answer 11

Sonic_gameryt6 _

" susas " this way

Password == "susas"

you may also use single quotes