Obviously, I've just started trying to make some random programs, and do not know much. A program I have tried to write is the following:
print('Please print your name')
myName = input()
if myName == 'No'
print('Fine, be that way')
There is an error in the third line, and am not really sure why. How would I correct this?
There's a syntax error in your code. The corrected code is:
print('Please print your name')
myName = input()
if myName == 'No':
print('Fine, be that way')
Here's another question that should help you understand the syntax berter
if statements require a colon as follows
if myName == 'No':
print('Fine, be that way')
python scope is implied by indentation, so you'll need to indent the lines that you want to be conditional, such as the print
