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FluffyMe
FluffyMe

Reputation: 105

If statement won't print text

I have this code:

from Tools.scripts.treesync import raw_input

username = raw_input("Enter Username : ")
password = raw_input("Enter Password : ")

if username == "bert" and password == "peter":
        print("Logged in")

and i want it to say logged in but it doesn't say anything. It just won't accept anything I'm doing, does anyone know the answer?

(started today so it can be a small fix)

EDIT: it should have been input instead of raw_input

Upvotes: 3

Views: 501

Answers (2)

void
void

Reputation: 2642

No need to import anything. Also raw_input was changed to input in Python 3. So

Your_variable = input("Enter input:")

Would do good.

If you want to use raw_input functionality in Python 3 then use

eval(input())

Difference between them previously.

If you enter 5 to input It takes the value, finds it type and stores it as an integer

A = input("Enter :")

Where as raw_input stored it as a string

This has changed now so simply use input. And if you want to store anything as an integer . Just use this.

a = int(input("Enter value: "))

Upvotes: 2

ahmetfteke
ahmetfteke

Reputation: 81

raw_input is a built-in function, you don't need to import anything. Just delete the first line and run it again.

Upvotes: 0

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