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A Chatterjee
1,701 Points[SOLVED] What am I doing wrong in my if else statement in Python?
The question asks to set a certain variable to True if a condition is met. Else set it to false. I am setting the variable to a value such that the condition for True is met. So obviously the Else statement fails and the variable is not set to False. But the automated code check doesn't pass my code.
Ken Alger
Treehouse TeacherEdited for [solved].
2 Answers
A Chatterjee
1,701 PointsI figured it out. I was creating the variable and adding a value to it, before the if/else statements, so only one condition was getting tested.
A Chatterjee
1,701 PointsThanks for offering to help!
Ken Alger
Treehouse TeacherKen Alger
Treehouse TeacherWelcome to Treehouse!
Can you post the code you are using? It might be a small syntax error.
Thanks,
Ken