I got it to work perfectly, but instead of "and" I had "or". Why did this work but the "and" didn't?

Hey Blair Walker , thanks for posting in the community!

To understand what's happening, we must get into the weeds of and, or, and what they produce when we supply integers on either side of it.

• and will return the last number given. 1 and 2 and 3 will return 3
• or will return the first number given. 1 or 2 or 3 will return 1

With that knowledge, let's have a look at the conditional

Let's say the number inputted is 15.

• is_fizz will be 0
• is_buzz will also be 0
• is_fizz or is_buzz and is_fizz and is_buzz will produce 0, so the conditional is true, and we get the FizzBuzz output

Now let's say the number inputted is 5, which should not trigger FizzBuzz

• is_fizz will be 2
• is_buzz will be 0
• is_fizz or is_buzz will return 2, which in turn does NOT trigger FizzBuzz
• is_fizz and is_buzz will return 0, which DOES trigger FizzBuzz

So, we'll actually want to test if is_fizz or is_buzz themselves are equal to 0, rather than a combination of the two.

name = input("Please enter your name: ")
number = int(input("Please enter a number: "))
print(name)
print(number)
is_fizz = (number % 3)
is_buzz = (number % 5)
if (is_fizz == int(0) and is_buzz == int(0)):
  print("is a FizzBuzz number.")
elif is_fizz == int(0):
  print("is a Fizz number.")
elif is_buzz == int(0):
  print("is a Buzz number.")
else:
  print("is neither a fizzy or a buzzy number")

I hope this helps!