I am brand new to coding and I am trying to get some basics down, and I think I have made a mistake in the code below, for the second if/else statement (asking are you sure?) the if statement is coming back as always true regardless of the input.
def age_calc():
target_year= input('What future year do you want to know your age?')
born_year = input ('what year were you born?')
target_year = int(target_year)
born_year = int(born_year)
age = target_year - born_year
print('In the year', target_year, 'you will be', age)
question=input('Do you want to know how old you be in a certain year?').lower()
if [question.startswith('y'), 'sure', 'ok',]:
age_calc()
else:
y_or_n =input('Are you sure?').lower()
if [y_or_n.startswith('y'), 'definitely', 'I am']:
print ('ok then')
else:
age_calc()
This is a little frustrating as this previous version works fine:
if [question.startswith('y'), 'sure'.lower, 'ok'.lower]:
target_year= input('What future year do you want to know your age?')
born_year = input ('what year were you born?')
target_year = int(target_year)
born_year = int(born_year)
age = target_year - born_year
print('In the year', target_year, 'you will be', age)
else:
print('ok then')
The if/else statement in this code works correctly so I'm guessing I've used the wrong wording in the first code.
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