Python3

Question

Why python 3 is case sensitive when asking input example

x = input("Name=")
if x == "dante":
print("Hello master")

else:
print("Hello user")

when i input Dante the program execute else
help please

Answer 1

In every language, uppercase letters and lowercase letters are different. So "Dante" can never be equal to "dante".

To make your code work you can replace
'if x == "dante":'

With
'if x.lower() == "dante":'

What .lower() does is convert the string to lowercase.

Answer 2

Sure.... Dante is not dante.

Answer 3

D & d have different character ordinals which means that Dante will be interpreted as being != to dante. (as Oma Falk stated)

I have attached something which I hope will help you understand further.

https://code.sololearn.com/c7S4Mxsbwa9l/?ref=app

Answer 4

As far as I know, There is different value attached with each alphabet. So B has different value, b has different value. So any programming language is case sensitive as it directly speaks with the machine.

Answer 5

Правильно
x = Type(input())

Answer 6

Such is the syntax

Answer 7

Python basically case sensitive so you sent correct input or change your program ....

x = input("Name=")
if x == "dante" or x == "Dante":
print(" Hello master")
else:
print("Hello user")

Your input is work this code correct output......

Answer 8

I hope it really helped you and yes PIP stopped supporting python 2

Answer 9

Get back in the next 2 years to master python 3 for soon will be released python 4

Answer 10

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Answer 11

Thanks

Answer 12

thank you for the very late answer i really appreciate it

Answer 13

not sure but there's already python 3.1 in testing so im not quite sure about 4.0+