Hi

Question

I wanted to understand what is wrong with this code

import random
color = ['red','orange','yellow','green','blue','purple']

print(random.choice(color))

x = str(input("Do you want to see the color ?? \t y/n \t")

print(x)
if x == "y":

it says invalid syntax with the print in "print(x)"

Answer 1

#Hi

#I wanted to understand what is wrong with this code

import random
color = ['red','orange','yellow','green','blue','purple']

print(random.choice(color))

x = str(input("Do you want to see the color ?? \t y/n \t"))
print(x)

#if x == "y":

#it says invalid syntax with the print in "print(x)"

Answer 2

import random
color = ['red','orange','yellow','green','blue','purple']

print(random.choice(color))

x = input("Do you want to see the color ?? \t y/n \t")
#You have missed one bracket
print(x)
if x == "y":
print("print something if u value is Y ")

#you have given if statement
https://code.sololearn.com/c9DlFdProXZb/?ref=app

Answer 3

greendragon4221 The str() cast isn't necessary, as the input is always in the string form.

Answer 4

Check the brackets for input statement

Answer 5

thanks guys
i fixed it
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