A simple syntax question (I am a moron) (Solved, though moronity persists)

[fukairi]

Trying to check if player's points equals or is larger than four.

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    if Bad_End_points ==> 4: 

^I've tried different variations of this, but I can't get it to work. I'm sorry and ashamed to be asking this I could get around it by just doing elif and copypaste the exact event for both, but that seems like a really dumb way to go about it.

[Dovahkitteh]

No need to be ashamed! Python can be confusing and even less complicated statements are often difficult to remember, considering how many there are.

The one you're looking for is:

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if Bad_End_points >= 4: 

And conversely, less than or equal to would be:

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if Bad_End_points <= 4: 

You can also answer a lot of questions of this nature by just searching up "how to do X in Python" or on Stack Overflow, which is a godsend for many amateur programmers (including myself).

[fukairi]

No need to be ashamed! Python can be confusing and even less complicated statements are often difficult to remember, considering how many there are.

The one you're looking for is:

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if Bad_End_points >= 4: 

And conversely, less than or equal to would be:

Code: Select all

if Bad_End_points <= 4: 

You can also answer a lot of questions of this nature by just searching up "how to do X in Python" or on Stack Overflow, which is a godsend for many amateur programmers (including myself).

Oh my goooooooooooooood I didn't even think about putting it before the equal sign??? I feel like such a jackass. I swear I did try to google it, but my search terms were probably bad. Thank you so much for your help though <3