I am a beginner at Python.
I am getting syntax errors on elif and If statements.
if "dc"=="dc":
elif "b"== "b":
CodePudding user response:
you should put some instructions within the block of the if and of course the elif
if something == 'my something':
# Do something. - write your code here - what you want to do in case of something is actually equal to 'my something'
# to just allow python compile you can reference the keyword
pass
elif something == 'something else':
pass
...
...
for next time, please provide the error python throws at you. python exceptions (at least on 3.9 ) provides excellent error exceptions that we actually can understand pretty fast.
CodePudding user response:
The same can be written in single line:
value = true-expr if condition else false-expr
if condition returns True then true-expr is assigned to value object
if condition returns False then false-expr is assigned to value object