after i type 5 it continue to loop and dont't get to the if statement

def facility():
     global user
     while user != 1 and user != 2 and user != 3 and user != 4:
            user =input("please choose between this four number. \n[1/2/3/4]\n")
     if user == 1:
             y = ("PBl Classroom")
     elif user == 2:
             y = ("meeting room")
     elif user == 3:
             y =("Workstation Computer Lab,ITMS") 
     elif user == 4:
             y = ("swimming pool")
     print("you have choose",y)

user = int(input("please choose your facility..\n "))

CodePudding user response：

You use int(input(...)) on your first call, but input(...) in the function. Thus the values are strings, not integers and your comparisons will fail.

Here is a fix with minor improvements:

def facility():
     user = int(input("please choose your facility..\n "))
     while user not in (1,2,3,4):
            user = int(input("please choose between this four number. \n[1/2/3/4]\n"))
     if user == 1:
             y = ("PBl Classroom")
     elif user == 2:
             y = ("meeting room")
     elif user == 3:
             y =("Workstation Computer Lab,ITMS") 
     elif user == 4:
             y = ("swimming pool")
     print("you have chosen", y)

facility()