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Python Challenge Solution

Posted by Adrian Diaz
Adrian Diaz
3,500 Points

Is there an easier way to come to this answer?

This was the exact solution that I implemented. What really gave me trouble during this exercise was me trying to find a correct answer in less lines of code. Is there a perfect way to write this line of code?

or is this the best way:

name = input("What's your name?: ")

question = input(f"{name}, do you understand while loops?: ")

while question.lower() != "yes": print(f"{name}, While loops check if something is true or not and execute a line of code until it is") question = input(f"{name}, do you understand while loops? ")

print("Congratulations on understanding while loops!!!")

2 Answers

John Sns
John Sns
4,173 Points
John Sns
John Sns
4,173 Points

'''python

name, question = [input("What is your name?: "),input("What is your question?: ")]

print("Name: {}\nQuestion: {}".format(name,question))

'''

You can do something like this to take the input. you can use the same f"" to pass in arguments to print. Using format is just a different way.

Nabeel Mansour
Nabeel Mansour
1,849 Points
Nabeel Mansour
Nabeel Mansour
1,849 Points

What about this solution, is It ok ?

import sys name = input("What's your name? ")

understand_loops = input("{}, do you understand Pyhton while loops ?\n(Enter yes/no).".format(name)) while understand_loops == "no": print("ok {}, while loops in Python repeat as long as a certain Boolean condition is met\n".format(name)) try_again = input('now do you understand Python loop ?\n.(Enter yes/no).') if try_again == "yes": print('Congratulations {}, with understanding while loop in Python'.format(name)) sys.exit()