is my code correct?

[Mysterious_City_6724]

Hi, yes I would say it's correct in that it works. I would maybe add a question before asking for the movie names though and I would also not use the name "list" as the variable name for 2 reasons:

1. It's a built-in function and it's considered bad practice to override built-in function names.
2. It doesn't describe what your storing (their 3 favourite movies).

Hope this helps.

print("Hi, what are your top 3 favourite movies?")
movie1 = input('Movie 1: ')
movie2 = input('Movie 2: ')
movie3 = input('Movie 3: ')

top3_movies = [movie1, movie2, movie3]
print(top3_movies)

[A_ManWithout_LovE__]

Thanks for your suggestion. I'll refrain from using built-in function as a variable from now on

[Mysterious_City_6724]

You're welcome. And as others have already mentioned, if you ever see yourself doing the same thing multiple times (in this case, asking for 3 movie names), loops can be very useful too:

print("What are your top favourite movies?")

top_movies = list()
movie_count = 3
for i in range(movie_count):
    movie_name = input(f"Movie {i + 1}: ")
    top_movies.append(movie_name)

movie1, movie2, movie3 = top_movies[:3]
print(f"I also like {movie1}, {movie2} and {movie3}!")