Can't debug it. Any help?

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/cu3PLEAlp0PY/?ref=app

Answer 1

Mas-ud Al-hassan

What if there is "Grr Rawr Grr" ?

Your output would be:

Lion Lion

because in if else condition only one part will be execute.

So Try this:

str = input()

list = str.split()

for i in list:
if i == 'Grr':
print("Lion", end = " ")
elif i == 'Rawr':
print("Tiger", end = " ")
elif i == 'Ssss':
print("Snake", end = " ")
elif i == 'Chirp':
print("Bird", end = " ")

Answer 2

You could also use a dictionary
https://code.sololearn.com/cPy5Bu5JitGv

Answer 3

It works now. But why using 'for loop'? I mean suppose the inputs are 'Grr Rawr Grr', what the first loop would do?