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Come on! I need help here!
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And I need to wake up after an all nite hacking spree
First of, you're using raw_input() this is for inputting strings, so your value to compare will be a type integer compared with a read string, so I'd suggest you use input() instead of raw_input()
Second, you're using the assignment operator for comparing c1 with your read value, this will not go.. so use
this would make your program look like this:
Code:
#!/usr/bin/python
print "Welcome to the conversion calculator!"
print """
Please make a choise from the following options
1. Temperatures
2. Distance Rate and Time
"""
c1 = input("Please type the number of your choise : ")
if c1 == 1:
print "You have selected temperatures"
And May I say, learning python as the first language of choice is a wise move... I'm glad to see that approach from you melvin
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