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Rouillie Wilkerson
10,419 PointsMy code is the same, but it's treating my name as if it were false.
below is my code
first_name = input("What is you name?") print("Hello,", first_name) if first_name == "Rouillie": print(first_name, "is learning Python") print("Have a great day {}! ".format(first_name) )
below is my console
Have a great day Rouillie!
treehouse:~/workspace$
1 Answer
Rouillie Wilkerson
10,419 Points@Brice Roberts Thank you. You were correct! I figured it out before following up here. Indentation was an issue. Fixed it, and everything printed fine! Thanks again.
Brice Roberts
22,415 PointsBrice Roberts
22,415 PointsWhen you copy and paste your code into a comment here on the support threads, surround your code block with ```(before and after).
In Python, indentation is super important, so it may be skipping your first print. It's hard to tell what is where when your code is not shown as a code block.