whats wrong with my code?

Question

str(input("Sou aresei na vlepeis Shad0wSt3ps?:" + ("(NAI/OXI)"))) #(YES/NO)
def ("NAI"):
print("EISAI KALA?")
def ("OXI"):
print("You have chosen the right path")

input()

Answer 1

Your input has no variable attached.

Try:
choice = input()

The function names are surrounded by parenthesis.

Try:
def func():
print('whatever')

And that bottom call to input will ask for an input with no prompt, but thats it. Once you have your first input, then use if statements like:

if (this happens):
(do this)
else:
(do this instead)

Answer 2

@Slick i get what you are trying to say, but i dont understand how to imploment it on my code

Answer 3

Thats cool man, it does seems like a lot. But if you break it into pieces its much more managable.
Work on getting, and printing input before you work with manipulating output with it.

a = 'hello'
print(a)

Answer 4

@Slick idk if you are trying to be ironic, but thats like super easy

Answer 5

Not at all man, i mean no offense. I just dont know exactly what you know, I'm not in your head partner. Once you have that then just take it to the next step.

a = input('Enter a letter or two')
print(a)

Answer 6

@Slick ok

Answer 7

Then after you got that down

a = input('Enter yes or no')
# "if statements" come in now
if a == 'yes':
print('You typed yes!')
elif a == 'no':
print('You typed no!')
else:
print('Can you repeat that? ')