So i have this simple problem and I am not so sure what to do even after trying it for quite sometime.
combinations = ["rock","papers","scissors"] ask = str(input("Do you want to play rock papers scissors?")) while ask: if ask.lower() == "yes": print("ok") break elif ask.lower() == "no": print("okay :(") break else: ask = input("So is it a yes or no ?!") break
my issue is that I am not so sure what to type such that my input user has to type either yes or no instead of typing something else. Additionally, when I tried to run the program, when I typed yes/no it jumped straight to the else statement instead of the if statement.. someone pls help :( (am just a noob programmer)
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Answer
I would remove the break
in the else statement so that your program keeps looping until the user inputs yes or no.
combinations = ["rock","papers","scissors"] ask = str(input("Do you want to play rock papers scissors?")) while ask: if ask.lower() == "yes": print("ok") break elif ask.lower() == "no": print("okay :(") break else: ask = input("So is it a yes or no ?!")