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So I'm kinda new to python, so I was running this test script, but when I try to run it, and I input "one" hit return, and then "two", I get: "type one two: A nope" I was expecting to get "A B"

Why does it work for the first but not the second?

Here's the code:

test = input("type one two:")
def test2():
if test == "one":
print("A")
if test == "two":
print("B")
else:
print("Nope")

test2()

Answer 1

Firstly if statements aren't loop so when it matches a true condition that will be the output, so you input "one"

if test == "one":
print("A") #Match

Your whole code doesnt have elif statement so

if test == "one":
#You input one, match, the if statement below executed
if test == "two":
#You input one, and not two, so false, else statement executed
else:
print("Nope")

To make it work you do this
test = input()
if test == "one":
print("A")
elif test == "two":
print("B")
else:
print("Nope")

Input: one
Output: A

Input: two
Output: B

Input: C
Output: Nope