Why does a code like this not work?

Question

Code:

def name():
name = input("What is your name?")
#1st issue: This won't be asked

def mood():
mood = input("How are you feeling?")
#1st issue

if mood == "Sad" or mood == "sad":
print("Aww")
#2nd issue: Sometimes no matter what you type this is what the output will be
elif mood == "Happy" or mood == "happy":
print ("Yay")
else:
print("What does that mean?")
#2nd issue

Answer 1

it doesn't work because u don't tell him to work .
call your functions ;)

Answer 2

You need to call the functions at the end of your code do

name()
mood()

Answer 3

I don't know Python but I can see that you are using
if mood == "Sad" or mood == "sad"
Instead you this just downcase the input String and use it in if statement
like :-
if mood == "sad"
Another way to make your code efficient is use of case statement... with this you reduce multiple elsif statements ! 😃

Answer 4

Also, I've tried using this:

if mood.lower() == "sad"
#blah blah

Answer 5

@James, I've titled the code "Can someone fix this?" in the playground

Answer 6

Thank you for the fix. I appreciate it! I'm sure I'll need more help in the future, so, see you around. :P