No output ? Why

Question

x=5
if x==6:
print =('nom is six')
else:
if x==5:
print =('nom is five')

Answer 1

You are reassigning the keyword "print" as a string function...sortof. Basically you're breaking the interpreter.

Attempting to use print after this reports the Exception:

TypeError : 'str' object is not callable

Explanation (you are responsible for your code):
http://stackoverflow.com/a/31865529/3981745

Remove the = sign on the print statements. You might have to restart your interpreter.

Answer 2

@Fronz-Tec That's not what's happening. Try the OP's code in your interpreter then try print(). It's broken.

Answer 3

I'm leaving a downvote on my response to Fronz-Tec. I downvoted their answer (that's now missing, which recommended removing x==5) because it appeared to upvote immediately after I responded.

I try not to delete my answers unless they're distracting. It's okay to get the cause wrong; hiding that can delay learning. Similarly it's okay to leave what looked like a parting shot, which may just be someone who disagrees with in-thread discussion, etc.