Can i store more than one character in if case

Question

s = input("enter a name")
print(s)
if(s == suraj)
print("you enter right name")

but this is wrong program actualy what i want you know by this program so tell me how can i store more than one char in if case

Answer 1

You need to enclose the name into quotes, else Python see a variable identifier, and add a second equal sign to do a comparison instead of actually an affectation in your 'if' statement... Oh, and you forgot the colon ( double dot ) at end of line:

if ( s == "surah"):

You need also to indent the last line, which is inside the 'if' statement ( and not the 'if' line -- with copy-paste I found some indent ^^ ):

s = input("enter a name")
print(s)
if(s == "suraj"):
print("you enter right name")

Answer 2

if you want another if too you can use 'and'.
if (name=='suraj' and fam_name=='tabet'):
print('right name and family name')