yard =int(input()) if (yard>=10): print("High five") elif(yard==0): print("shh") elif(yard>1)and (yard<10): print("Ra!"*yard)

Question

What's the wrong

Answer 1

Check the condition again

yard =int(input())
if (yard>10):
print("High Five")
elif(yard<1):
print("shh")
elif(yard>=1)and (yard<=10):
print("Ra!"*yard)

Chandu187 also, f should be uppercase in `High Five`

Akash Prasad it's a code coach challenge https://www.sololearn.com/coach/20?ref=app

Hope you know python is a case sensitive language :)

Answer 2

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Answer 3

y=int(input())
if y<=0 :
print("shh")
elif y>=1 and y<=10 :
print ("Ra!"*y)
elif y>10 :
print ("High Five")
Shh is for not any yard =0
Ra! is for more than one 1 and less than 10
High five is for more than 10 yard

Answer 4

num_of_yard = int(input())

if (num_of_yard > 10):
print("High Five")
elif (num_of_yard < 1):
print("shh")
else:
print(num_of_yard * "Ra!")

Answer 5

yard==0 is a Boolean comparison and should not be used for integer comparison 🌻

Answer 6

Space 🌌

Answer 7

Simba why F not f
it should matter because H is there

Answer 8

Simba yes i know python is case sensitive but print statement should print the word whatever we want to print

Answer 9

In the string "High five", you have to type "five" in uppercase.

Answer 10

https://code.sololearn.com/conQT64m1kIx/?ref=app

Here's my take on this

Answer 11

Hello

Answer 12

Line 6 should be : elif((yard>1)and(yard<10)):