Trying to run:
pin = int(input('Enter your PIN: '))
while pin != 1234:
pin = int(input('Incorrect PIN. Enter your PIN again: '))
if pin == 1234:
print('PIN accepted!')
It just lets me input a code in the console but then doesn't show any sort of output response if I input 1234. If I input the wrong code it does run the while pin loop. How do I get it to run the if pin statment?
I've tried to switch the code around, but I get alot of errors if I do that. Tried restarting visula studio, but that didn't work either. I know the answer has gotta be simple but I don't know enough to find it on my own.
CodePudding user response:
Move the if
statement outside of the while
loop.
pin = int(input('Enter your PIN: '))
while pin != 1234:
pin = int(input('Incorrect PIN. Enter your PIN again: '))
if pin == 1234:
print('PIN accepted!')
The issue is that it only enters the while
loop if the pin is not 1234.