can you guys please check while this python program aint running beyound the print(plugged it in) expression??....am just a begginner

#simplewhile loop program
print('please help my computer is not coming up')
rabiu = False
while not rabiu:
print('system help: does the computer make any sound?')
choice = input('or the fan workind?(y/n): ')
if choice == 'n':
choice = input('system help: is the computer plugged in (y/n) :')
if choice == 'n':
print('plugged it in')
else:
choice = input('system help: is the computer switched on (y/n): ')
if choice == 'n':
print('switched in on')
else:
choice = input('system help: is the fuse ok (y/n): ')
if choice == 'n':
print('system help: replace the swtich and switched it on')
else:
rabiu = True
print('system help: contact system engineer for repair')

else:
rabiu = True
print('contact technician for answer')

Your code is syntactically correct but not logical.
You should give decisions for different or wrong responds e.g y or int
Apart from that nothing is wrong, except maybe ur spacing.

The poster above me is right about your indentation.
At the end of the screenshot, you add
else:
print "Invalid response"
continue

A feedback would be nice

thank you guys.....am studying the correction now

Gaara101:
The poster above me is right about your indentation.
At the end of the screenshot, you add
else:
print "Invalid response"
continue

A feedback would be nice

am not at break statement yet...am still stucked at the nested loop...but am looking into it though...thanks very much

hegelian:


am not at break statement yet...am still stucked at the nested loop...but am looking into it though...thanks very much

I shouldn't have included the break statement.
Any line that has a break statement, replace with rabiu = True

Gaara101:
The poster above me is right about your indentation.
At the end of the screenshot, you add
else:
print "Invalid response"
continue

A feedback would be nice

please which version should I use as a starter python 3 or 2. Thanks.

Ihinmi:


please which version should I use as a starter python 3 or 2. Thanks.

Use any version. The version doesn't matter. Though I'd recommend python 3, because it's the future. The main thing is to know how to solve problems in python.