Hello forum,
Im very much a beginner in programming. I have been spening the last couple of hours to find a solution for this simple problem. So now was the time to join the forum and get help.
I have simplified the problem area of my code in this small code.
I want the user to make a choice in one definition and then have another definition respond to that choice.
type in "1" should give "ONE"
type in 2 should give "TWO"
However, if I run the following code and type in "1" I will not get "ONE" as a response but "TWO" . What am I doing wrong? (why is "1" in one definition not equal to "1" in the other)?
Im very much a beginner in programming. I have been spening the last couple of hours to find a solution for this simple problem. So now was the time to join the forum and get help.
I have simplified the problem area of my code in this small code.
I want the user to make a choice in one definition and then have another definition respond to that choice.
type in "1" should give "ONE"
type in 2 should give "TWO"
However, if I run the following code and type in "1" I will not get "ONE" as a response but "TWO" . What am I doing wrong? (why is "1" in one definition not equal to "1" in the other)?
def choice():
choice="0"
while choice !="1" and choice !="2":
choice=input ("Type 1 og 2 ")
return (choice)
def response(choice):
if choice =="1":
print("ONE")
else:
print("TWO")
choice()
response(choice)I know I am missing something basic but I just can't figure out waht it is.