Actually i am not understanding the "True " and "False" condition by which my code running "already " statements.

Question

command = ''
y = 0

while True:
command = input('>>').lower()
if command == "up":
if y:
print("already up")
else:
y = 1
print ("bird is flying")
elif command =="down":
if not y:
print ('already down')
else:
y = 0
print ("bird is landing")
elif command == "help":
print("so ,what might be the problem")
elif command == "quit":
break
else:
print('aa')

Answer 1

Please try to post your code with this format:
https://www.sololearn.com/post/75089/?ref=app

Answer 2

Like
I command
" Up"
Then again
"Up"
And it was giving already flying

Answer 3

If your first input is "up", then in 1sr if, if y : is false because y =0, so else part set y=1,and prints bird is flying..
If you next input = "up", again 1st if, if y: is true, because y=1 now, so prints "already up"...