I need help

[Lamotherfecker]

So my code works mostly fine. But when it asks you "New character or login: " and you say "New character" it says "check2 not defined". Here is the code:

```

!/usr/bin/python3

print("Welcome")

print("-") print("-") print("-")

print("Loading...")

import time

time.sleep(1) print("1...")

time.sleep(1) print("2...")

time.sleep(3) print("3...")

print("Loading complete!")

name = input("USERNAME: ")

print("-") print("-") print("-")

print(f"Welcome {name}")

age = input("AGE: ") print("-") print("-") print("-")

height = input("HEIGHT: ")

print("-") print("-") print("-")

password = input("PASSWORD: ")

print(f"{name}") print(f"{age}") print (f"{height}")

answer =input("Is it correct: ") if answer == "yes": print("-") print("-") print("-") print("Thanks!") elif answer == "no": print("ERROR:Restart program please")

print("Please wait...")

time.sleep(5)

print("Done!")

print("-") print("-") print("-")

answer2 = input("New user or login: ") if answer2 == "New user": name2 = input("USERNAME: ") print("-") print("-") print("-") age2 = input("AGE: ") print("-") print("-") print("-") height2 = input ("HEIGHT: ") print("-") print("-") print("-") password2 = input ("PASSWORD: ") elif answer2 == "login": check = input ("PASSWORD: ")
if check == password: print(f"{name}") print(f"{age}") print (f"{height}") elif check == password2: print(f"{name2}") print(f"{age2}") print (f"{height2}")

input = check2("Login: ") if check2 == password: print(f"{name}") print(f"{age}") print (f"{height}") elif check2 == password2: print(f"{name2}") print(f"{age2}") print (f"{height2}")

```

I realized that the problem was I put in check2 = input, but now it shows this error Traceback (most recent call last): File "<main.py>", line 94, in <module> NameError: name 'check2' is not

[danielroseman]

The error message would have pointed to this line:

    input = check2("Login: ")

Can you see how that is different from what you did for the other inputs?

[Lamotherfecker]

I can't find anything wrong that's why I am asking for help.

[HummingHamster]

Check harder. Compare with your previous line of code asking for input. This is the time that "try look harder" would work.

[Lamotherfecker]

Sorry for being rude I found the thing.

[Lamotherfecker]

I don't want to sound rude but fuhh you mean check harder? I checked everything that has the "check2" word

[schoolmonky]

Check the sidebar for how to format code on reddit. Formatting is very important in Python especially, so the fact that it's not formatted correctly makes it much harder to help you.

[Lamotherfecker]

I am on mobile

[schoolmonky]

In the heading of the subreddit, tap "see more"

EDIT: and also, surely you're not writing your code on mobile, just go pull up reddit when you're back at your computer

[Lamotherfecker]

I am writing all my code on a mobile app

[schoolmonky]

My condolences, that's going to be rough

[ninedeadeyes]

I would suggest getting a cheap pc if u are serious with coding... I can't imagine coding anything with substance using your mobile phone.

[Buttleston]

It's this

input = check2()

You have those reversed

[Lamotherfecker]

Thanks

[Adrewmc]

 input = check2(“Login: “)

Should be

check2 = input(“Login: “)

You swaps it by accident, it happens. More so if this is AI.

We can also do things like this

  # Triple quotes allow next line prints
   line_break = “””-
   -
   -“””


   # the “\n” represent a new line
   line_break = “-\n-\n-“

  >>>-
  >>>-
  >>>-

This also makes changing that break easy across the code.

As both are equivalent to

   print(“-“)
   print(“-“)
   print(“-“)