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How to fix the error? - Adrian_L - Apr-04-2021 My current code: import time import random import os ValidBootFiles = ["XC_DOS", "shell"] for x in range(100): bootfrom = input("boot from:") if bootfrom == "XC_DOS": print("trying to boot from XC_DOS...") for x in range(99): print("") print(" XC DOS") for x in range(25): print("") print("starting up...") for x in range(20): print("=", end='', flush=True) time.sleep(0.1) print("=", end='', flush=True) time.sleep(0.2) print("=", end='', flush=True) time.sleep(0.4) print("=", end='', flush=True) time.sleep(0.2) print("=", end='', flush=True) time.sleep(0.3) print("=", end='', flush=True) time.sleep(0.1) print("=", end='', flush=True) time.sleep(0.2) print("=", end='', flush=True) time.sleep(0.1) print("=", end='', flush=True) print("=") time.sleep(1) end = time.sleep(3) time.sleep(3) for x in range(99): print("") while True: user = input('Your username goes here: ') if user == 'Adrian': for x in range(90): print("") passwd = input('Your password goes here: ') if passwd == 'password1': print("") for x in range(90): print("") print(f'{user}, you are now logged in. This message will be displayed for 5 seconds.') time.sleep(5) print("mini command line v1.0.0") print("type help for a list of commands.") for x in range(99): print("") print("XC DOS shell") print("type help for a list of commands.") print("") def commandline(): commandline = input("command>") return commandline commands = ["help", "dir", "exit", "vson", "N.E.P.T.E.R"] commandline_string = "" while commandline_string != "exit": commandline_string = commandline() if not commandline_string in commands and commandline_string != "": print( f"Unable to run {commandline_string}. Please check that the command exists and that you have permission to use it.") if commandline_string == "help": print("These are the valid commands") for command in commands: print(command) elif commandline_string == "dir": files = os.listdir("/") for file in files: print(file) elif commandline_string == "vson": print("XC DOS 1.2.0") print("") elif commandline_string == "N.E.P.T.E.R": for x in range(10): import random drinks = ["F3#$%S4", "f#$f34#", "D50w9#f", "F#$f34F", "#$i5iS", "F3Fwjis3##w", "f##f#fwg#345f^d6", "e%d3h4Hw4", "cT46$^s56_3", "3F#$f34F_E$_"] drink1 = random.choice(drinks) drink2 = random.choice(drinks) drink3 = random.choice(drinks) print(drink1) print(drink2) print(drink3) if drink1 == drink2 and drink2 == drink3: print("Jackpot! And you win $3785934758394758937485934857489345739!") redo = input("wanna do another round? [Y/N]") if redo == "y": import random drinks = ["f#%s45", "f3f39$", "f4jf$#", "f#%3f4", "3FS4d#$", "3F#5F%d5"] drink1 = random.choice(drinks) drink2 = random.choice(drinks) drink3 = random.choice(drinks) print(drink1) print(drink2) print(drink3) elif commandline_string == "exit": print("A critical error occoured.") print("error code: 000013FS42x00") print("Returning to MacOS to avoid further damage...") print("done.") print( "Please input Boot path to run this or something else. The path may look like this: /Users/Virsatech/PycharmProjects/maze_script/venv/bin/python /Users/Virsatech/PycharmProjects/maze_script/XC_DOS.py") break else: print('Wrong password. Please try again.') continue else: print('Wrong username. Please try again.') continue elif bootfrom == "shell": print("testing shell") if not bootfrom in ValidBootFiles: print("invalid")When I run it:
RE: How to fix the error? - bowlofred - Apr-04-2021 The indentation of line 140 does not pair up with an earlier if , but instead with the while on line 44.It is possible for a while loop to have an else clause, but not an elif , so this is an error. Which if were you expecting it to based off?It can be difficult to keep track of such a long block of code with so many loops. I think it would be better if you could break it into parts with different functions rather than one long block. For instance make a function to ask for username/password and validation and return the credentials. Then that section doesn't have to wrap later portions. RE: How to fix the error? - Adrian_L - Apr-04-2021 (Apr-04-2021, 07:42 PM)bowlofred Wrote: The indentation of line 140 does not pair up with an earlier Thanks. |