I'm writing up a program involving speed limit and whatnot with while and if statements. I'm tryna make it so that after outputting the result, it asks if I want to redo the program with a while loop.
I heard that occurs if I have one too many brackets or an open bracket. All my brackets were fine.
ques1 = int(input('What speed is the car travelling? '))
check = ques1
running = True
while running == True:
if 0 <= check <= 50:
print('You are clear.')
if 51 <= check <= 60:
print('10 demerit points')
if 61 <= check <= 70:
print('20 demerit points')
if 71 <= check <= 80:
print('30 demerit points')
if 81 <= check <= 90:
print('50 demerit points')
if 91 <= check <= 1000:
print("100 demerit points")
dasques = input('Do you want to try again? y/n '):
if dasques == ('n'):
running = False
Hoping to get : 50 demerit points Do you want to try again? y/n
but I'm getting "invalid syntax" with the colon behind: [ dasques = input('Do you want to try again? y/n '):] highlighted in red.
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