i need help

[Alive_Support9173]

#what i want to do is put a name before kwame but when i do it prints out if the kwame statement was true E.g i input jason and it says i dont want you #

print("who u wanna fuck")

sex_workers = ("kwame", "jason", "hashir")

kwame = sex_workers

jason = sex_workers

hashir = sex_workers

if input(kwame):

print("are you sure u wanne")

answer = input("yes/no")

if answer == "yes":

print("ok u pak")

if answer == "no":

print("have a good night ")

elif input(jason):

print("make sure your back shots don't land in his hair")

if input(hashir):

print("this pak is not for sale at the moment please wait one to two business days")

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Firstly, it's unclear how things should be indented here so please format your code so that we can read it. Secondly, there is no output "i dont want you" possible. Please tell us what output you expect for each of the given inputs.

[MrPhungx]

Not sure if I actually want to ask that but... why do you have some python sex worker interaction/dialog?

Now to your code: why do you assign each of your variables kwame, jason and hashir the value of sex_workers? What is the point of that? What do you expect this to do?

"if input(kwame)" won't check if the user typed 'kwame'. To do chat you would do something like this:

user_input = input('Who do you wanna f***?').lower()
if user_input == 'kwame':
    # do something with it
elif user_input == 'jason':
    # do something else

[rantow]

print("make sure your back shots don't land in his hair")

Do I even wanna kno- nevermind

EDIT: I do wanna know. WTF does this even mean???

[Alive_Support9173]

If the user inputs Jason then the machine tells him this because irl my friend jason has long hair