CODEWITHSUNDEEP
python
power gear
power gear

Reputation: 13

If Statement Python 2.7.8,Invalid syntax

The Problem is at if statement invalid syntax at A after if statement.Please Help.

print("Welcome to the Project Hotel ")
print("Enter the following Pins to Enter the Following Areas  :  ")
print("A = Pin for the Visitor Management is 1111")
print("B = Pin for the Room Management is 2222")
print("C = Pin for the Bill Management is 3333")      

A=int(input("Enter the 4-Digit Pin here -  "))

If A==1111:
    print("Welcome to the Visitor Management Section")    

if A==2222:
    pass

if A==3333:
    print("Total Amount =(Total Room amount + Food amounts + Extras)")
      print("VAT here is 4.5% * (Total Amount)")
      print("Final Amount = Total amount + VAT")
Hotel.close()

Upvotes: 1

Views: 186

Answers (2)

linuxuser
linuxuser

Reputation: 121

You're using a capital I in your first if statement.

Upvotes: 0

Nikita Lieskin
Nikita Lieskin

Reputation: 131

The "if" statement should be typed in lowercase. Check your indents also, it might be problem on them.

Upvotes: 3

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