I'm trying to loop a basic userInput script in python

Question

I was in the middle for a basic race selection input.

userInput = input
print ('I choose a(n)', userInput)
if userInput is ('Human'):
    input ('I like Humans, help that I am one')    
if userInput is ('Orc'):
    print ('Hate orcs, I dont like green :(')
if userInput is ('Android'):
    print ('Robots are cool, so by theory Androids are too')
else:
    print ('Try Again')

but the output is weird...

I choose a(n) <built-in function input>

Try Again

See the problem with the script? I think it does not wait for the input and since there is no input, its just says 'Try Again', but I am not totally sure on how to fix that. This is probably an easy fix, but I honestly don't know :(

Sam Hartman · Accepted Answer · 2017-05-30 00:40:11Z

2

Try

userInput = input()

That is input() is a function call

answered May 30, 2017 at 0:40

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Sam Hartman Over a year ago

@Samuel Quansah if my answer resolved your issue please accept it.

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