Trying To Make A PYTHON BOOT

Question

import time

print "Booting the operating system's information."
time.sleep(2)
name = raw_input("Enter your name. ")
password = raw_input("Enter your password")
if name == name:
print "Verified name, verifying password."
else:
print "Name not verified."
time.sleep(2)
if password == password:
print "Verified password."
else:
print "Password not verified."
time.sleep(2)
print "Welcome to TO-DOS, enter \'help\' to view commands."
credits = ("You have entered credits, C 2017 TS-DOS ALL RIGHTS RESERVED")
help = ("You have entered the command help, total commands: credits.")
user = input("> ")

Output:
/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/bin/python2.7 "/Users/programmer/PycharmProjects/Folder One.py/document_one.py"
Booting the operating system's information.
Enter your name. Root
Enter your passwordRoot
Verified name, verifying password.
Verified password.
Welcome to TO-DOS, enter 'help' to view commands.
> help

Process finished with exit code 0

Description:
The commands don't work.

Answer 1

print is a statement in 2.x
Adding parentheses converts its parameters into a tuple.
It's one of Guido's "Python regrets"*
print is a function in 3.x

* https://stackoverflow.com/a/6239909

Answer 2

Python 3.x:
raw_input is replaced with input
print()

CodePlayground:
You get 4-5 seconds of runtime at most
3x sleep(2) causes "Timeout Exceeded"

This is one way to print the user input:
eval("print(" + user + ")")

You could also test the input against a valid string:

if user == 'help':
print(help)

Answer 3

@Andres Compilers here has 3.x compilers, you win xD

Answer 4

Write the code on the playground plz

Answer 5

Sure: https://code.sololearn.com/cEoN2KsTwCt8/#py

Answer 6

print is a function, must have parentheses

Answer 7

That is untrue, tho print can have parentheses.

Answer 8

2.x: Parentheses not needed
3.x: Parentheses needed

Answer 9

Oh! My mistake xD Playground shows that error

Answer 10

lmao xD

Answer 11

xDD