python

Question

num = int(input())
range = list(range(5,10))
def func():
if num < 5:
print("I got this!")
if num >= 5 :
print("Help me Batman")
if num > 10:
print("Good luck out there!")
func()
if i were to use this code then run the test for a sololearn code coach. why is it that it only executes the first statement but ignores the rest of them once "i got this!" has already been printed out. What do I have to do so the code doesn't only look at the first statement and its condition but continue on the rest.

Answer 1

Because of indentation. A number can't pass the if num < 5 statement AND an if num >= 5 statement. That will always be impossible