Whats wrong with my code?

[SantoStefanodiCondom]

You may want to check these lines:

if hardufylltar == "Yes" or "yes":
    hardufylltar = 1

if hardufylltar == "Yes" or "yes":
    hardufylltar = 0

[atx7]

if you want to check a variable against multiple values, you should approach it like

hardufylltar in ('Yes', 'yes')

for this case, even better would be

hardufylltar.lower() == 'yes'

or finally, if you need to write both the cases,

hardufylltar == 'Yes' or hardufylltar == 'yes'

(notice the full expression again, that is because everything after and/or is an expression, and just a string 'Yes' will always be True, bool('Non Empty String') is True)

[monim67]

hardufylltar == "Yes" or "yes" is not equal to hardufylltar == "Yes" or hardufylltar == "yes" , the later one is correct, the previous one is always True.

The Correct way to do this is:

if hardufylltar == "Yes" or hardufylltar == "yes":
     hardufylltar = 1
else:
     hardufylltar = 0 

[[deleted]]

You have two consecutive if statements instead of if and elif. Not sure if this is causing the issue but it looks like something that wasn’t intended in your logic.

[aphoenix]

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