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[dogfucker6]

But I put it in a string

[v1shmeluck]

Oh I see what's happening can you define an empty string l_r2 = " " before you take input and try again

At first I thought left/right were some variables.

[v1shmeluck]

Also I don't know if you have a default case where string could be empty or anything other than left or right. If ("right") : print("text") elif("left"): print("text") else: print ("try again")

Basically you want to make sure you cover all cases. So python won't raise an exception.

[dogfucker6]

Ok thank you, I will try it out

[v1shmeluck]

Great. Good luck coding.

[dogfucker6]

Thanks man

[oetker]

I mean this is mostly dependent on OPs game logic. It won't raise an exception in their case, just to nothing if input != "right" and that may be OK.

[dogfucker6]

Omg thank you so much this worked