salt = "Salt and Vinegar" bland = "Saltenes" sweet = "Chocolate" spicy = "Takis" sour = "Sour Patch Kids" q1 = print(input("Do you want a bland or flavorful snack? ")) q2 = print(input("Do you want a sweeter or saltier snack? ")) q3 = print(input("Would you like a sour snack or not? ")) q4 = print(input("Would you like a spicy snack or not? ")) rec = "" print(input("Do you want a bland or flavorful snack? ")) if q1 == "Bland": rec = bland elif q1 == "Flavorful": print(input("Do you want a sweeter or saltier snack? ")) if q2 == "Sweeter": print(input("Would you like a sour snack or not? ")) if q3 == "Sour": rec = sour elif q3 == "Not": rec = sweet elif q2 == "Saltier": print(input("Would you like a spicy snack or not? ")) if q4 == "Spicy": rec = spicy elif q4 =="Not": rec = salt print("We recommend " + rec + " as your snack!") My code looks like this. I'm having issues with it running, for example, print(input("Do you want a sweeter or saltier snack? ")) even when the persons input was Bland, and, thus, shouldn't run the rest of the program. I already made each question it's own variable and had all my final answers be variables. I'm relatively sure that the, for example, q1 == "Bland" using a string shouldn't ruin my code but it's very possible I'm wrong. I'm new to coding. Continue reading...
