Hello need some help with some code!

[GalaxyCoyote]

Hello, I am new to python (I have just started learning a week ago) and I need some help with this

name_program = input("Please enter you name: ")
age_program = input("Please enter your age:" )
country_program = input("Please enter you location: ")
print("Hello " + name_program + " so your " + age_program + " years old?")
yes_no_program = input("yes or no?")
if yes_no_program == "yes":
    print("Wow that's great")
    else:
        age_program = input("Then what is it again?")

print("anyways")
print("so you come from " + country_program + " heard it's a nice place")

The idea is that if you respond yes to yes_no_program then it goes through to the next part but if you respond with anything else then it will repeat the age question.

Sorry for any sloppy coding and sorry if the answer is obvious.

[ichabod801]

First, make sure line 8 is indented the same as line 6 and that line 9 is indented the same as line 7. Maybe that's a copy and paste error, but the code as posted won't work.

Next, indent the first 9 lines under a while True: loop. Add a break statement after line 7, to get out of the loop when they confirm the answer.

[Yoriz]

Hey
The area you are joining strings and variable can be replaced with f strings see below.
To get a loop, a while loop can be used that when a condition is met it will break out of the loop.

name_program = input("Please enter you name: ")
age_program = input("Please enter your age:" )
country_program = input("Please enter you location: ")
# print("Hello " + name_program + " so your " + age_program + " years old?")

while True:
    print(f"Hello {name_program} so your {age_program} years old?")
    yes_no_program = input("yes or no?")
    if yes_no_program == "yes":
        print("Wow that's great")
        break
    else:
        age_program = input("Then what is it again?")
 
print("anyways")
# print("so you come from " + country_program + " heard it's a nice place")
print(f"so you come from {country_program} heard it's a nice place")

[SheeppOSU]

you should use a functions like this -

def name():
    name_program = input("Please enter you name: ")
    return name_program

def age(repeat):
    if not repeat:
        age_program = input("Please enter your age: " )
        return age_program
    else:
        age_program = input("Then what is it again? " )
        return age_program

def country():
    country_program = input("Please enter you location: ")
    return country_program

def Main():
    name_program = name()
    age_program = age(False)
    print("Hello " + name_program + " so your " + age_program + " years old?")
    while True:
        yes_no_program = input("yes or no? ")
        if yes_no_program == "yes":
            print("Wow that's great")
            break
        elif yes_no_program == "no":
            age_program = age(True)
            print("Hello %s, so your %s years old" %(name_program, age_program))
     
    print("anyways")
    country_program = country()
    print("so you come from " + country_program + " heard it's a nice place")

Main()

[GalaxyCoyote]

Hey
The area you are joining strings and variable can be replaced with f strings see below.
To get a loop, a while loop can be used that when a condition is met it will break out of the loop.

name_program = input("Please enter you name: ")
age_program = input("Please enter your age:" )
country_program = input("Please enter you location: ")
# print("Hello " + name_program + " so your " + age_program + " years old?")

while True:
    print(f"Hello {name_program} so your {age_program} years old?")
    yes_no_program = input("yes or no?")
    if yes_no_program == "yes":
        print("Wow that's great")
        break
    else:
        age_program = input("Then what is it again?")
 
print("anyways")
# print("so you come from " + country_program + " heard it's a nice place")
print(f"so you come from {country_program} heard it's a nice place")

Thanks for helping!