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Reign Anu
1,537 PointsIs the issue in my import sys?
I believe my code is improper due to an improper usage of import sys. Could someone guide me to the answer with out actually giving me the answer?
import sys
start_movie=input("Do you want to start the movie? ")
if start_movie != "n" or start_movie !="N":
print("Enjoy the show!")
else:
sys.exit()
1 Answer
Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherFirst there's a logic error in your conditional statement when evaluating whether or not to start the movie. Right now if someone sends in an "N"... what's going to happen? Your code says if the start_movie is not equal to "n" (which is now true because it's "N") it stops evaluating right there. Only one thing in an or statement has to be true for the code to run. If you want both to be true for the code to run you need to not use "or". You need to use _ _ _ .
Secondly, your sys.exit() is written correctly but there's an indentation problem. It should line up with the print statement :) Hope these hints were enough. Happy coding!