Feb-07-2017, 06:22 AM
It would be easier to help if you posted all of the code, prefereably iniside code tags for readability.
There are variables (n, a, y, t) that we can only guess what they are.
If statement checks if the expression evaluates to True. If "n" and "y" are lists and you want to check if "element" is in the list, then you use:
"if element in n:"
There are variables (n, a, y, t) that we can only guess what they are.
If statement checks if the expression evaluates to True. If "n" and "y" are lists and you want to check if "element" is in the list, then you use:
"if element in n:"