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Python

Posted by Yuval Yarmus
Yuval Yarmus
1,020 Points

How to end a condition statement

I want to make an action that takes place only if a conditional statement is true. After that, I want another independent action but I can't seem to make independent and end the condition. How can I do that?

2 Answers

kyle kitlinski
kyle kitlinski
5,619 Points
kyle kitlinski
kyle kitlinski
5,619 Points

If I understand the question properly you simply unindent after the if

if True:
   print('condition_true')
print('some_independant_function')
Yuval Yarmus
Yuval Yarmus
1,020 Points

That's what suppose to happen but from some reason in the treehouse workspace it doesn't let me remove the indentation from the second print so it stays in the if

kyle kitlinski
kyle kitlinski
5,619 Points

hmm that is odd, I might suggest trying another browser... I havent used workspaces a ton but shift+tab is standard for un-indent, that may work instead of deletion. You could possibly try this:

if True:
   print('condition_true'); break
print('some_independant_function')

but you may still run into indentation issues

Yuval Yarmus
Yuval Yarmus
1,020 Points
Yuval Yarmus
Yuval Yarmus
1,020 Points

I will try break thanks