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William Matheny
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William Matheny
Python Development Techdegree Graduate 32,195 Points

help me with this python?

print("Requirments to use this program.")

print("1. YOU HAVE TO HAVE AT LEAST THREE FRIENDS!") print("2. YOU HAVE TO BE AT LEAST 3 YEARS OF AGE!") input("3. YOU MUST TAKE THIS SERIOUSLY!")

first_name = input('Hi, welcome to the name sort game. What is your name. ')

first_friends_name = input('Now put your frinds first initial. ')

second_friends_name = input("What is your second friends initial. ")

last_friends_name = input("Now for the third friend what is your third favorit friend's initial. ")

if first_friends_name == "a": print("Friend one.")

if second_friends_name == "a": print ("Friend two.")

if last_friends_name == "a": print("Friend three.")

if first_friends_name == "b": print("Friend one.")

if second_friends_name == "b":
  print("Friend two.")

  if last_friends_name == "b":
    print("Friend three.")

    if first_friends_name == "c":
      print ("Friend one.")

      if second_friends_name == "c":
        print("Friend two.")

        if last_friends_name == "c":
          print("Friend three.")
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,644 Points

When posting code, use Markdown formatting to preserve indentation.

It's also not clear what you are intending this code to do. Please describe the issue you are having with it.

And you might want to move this question to the Python topic area (instead of "General discussion").