I am using a very simple and basic if elif in python but it only will give me the same result no mater what my input is.
answer = input('Do you like christmas? ')
if answer == 'no' or 'No':
print('Your so uncool, just leave, this is a place for festive people you
heartless monster')
elif answer == 'yes' or 'Yes':
print('Your pretty cool, you can stay, just dont get drunk on the eggnog and
make out with the dog...')
elif 'brit' or 'Brit' in answer:
print('I was gunna be mean to brit, but its christmas and I am not allowed
because a fat man in a red suit will reck me')
else:
print('MAKE UP YOUR MIND, YOU SUCK')
the outputs are place holders but at the moment all I get when I run this is the the print for the no answer, weather I answer no yes or anything else...
edit: I see now that in the question my indenting looks really terrible, that isn't how I wrote it but that is just from posting it here, please assume that indentation is correct.
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