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Safae Merigh
9,827 PointsMenu video
He refers to a previous video <here he introduced menus '"Every time we have built a menu so far..."). To what video in what course is he referring to?
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Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherHi there, Safae Merigh ! I believe he might be referring to courses that have since been retired. Essentially, they were talking about a menu such that it prints out:
a) Do this thing
b) Do another thing
Then you would do something where you get the user's choice.
user_choice = input("Enter a or b: ")
if user_choice == "a":
# do this thing
elif user_choice == "b":
# do another thing
He's attempting to show you another way to code up a menu without a huge if/elif/else structure
Hope this helps!