My first script

[u/ceej13_]

So I have been learning Python for around 4 hours and I just finished this and I would want to know if it's good or if it's just okay.

again = "yes"

while again == "yes":

print("create your character: ")

# sex

sex = input("sex? ").strip().lower()

while sex not in ['male', 'female']:

sex = input("try again, you misspelled male or female: ").strip().lower()

if sex == "male":

print("hello boyyy")

else:

print("helloooo girl")

# age

age = int(input("what is your age: "))

while age < 18:

age = int(input("try again "))

# name

name = input("what is your name: ").lower().strip()

print("hello " + name)

# height

height = int(input("height in cm "))

if height >= 180:

print("tall person eh?")

else:

print("nice.")

print("next questions")

# build

build = input("what is your build. skinny. fat. muscular. ").lower().strip()

while build not in ['skinny', 'muscular', 'fat']:

build = input("try again. that was not an option ").lower().strip()

if build == "skinny":

print("interesting choice... " + name)

elif build == "muscular":

print("perfect choice especially for a man")

elif build == "fat":

print("HAHAHA FATSO HAHAHA")

# stats

print('____')

print(' ')

print('stats for: ' + name)

print('age:', age)

print('height:', height)

print('sex:', sex)

print('build:', build)

print('____')

again = input("create another character? Yes/No: ").strip().lower()

while again not in ['yes', 'no']:

again = input("answer using Yes or No: ").strip().lower()

print("Goodbye!")

[u/desrtfx]

You need to post your code as code block so that the indentation is maintained. This is absolutely vital for Python programs as the indentation is used to denote code blocks.

A code block looks like:

def __init__(self, prompt, answer):
    self.prompt = prompt
    self.answer = answer

[u/dade9542]

Honestly pretty solid for 4 hours! You're already checking for wrong answers, which is nice!

[u/ceej13_ → u/dade9542]

Thank you I very much appreciate the kind words

[u/tmtowtdi]

And your first formatting mistake :)

In markdown, you can use code fences to format your code nicely and make it easier for everybody to read. Add rows of three backticks above and below like this:

``` print "Hello, World!"; ```

[u/ceej13_ → u/tmtowtdi]

Yes I know that now I'm very sorry for the inconvenience

[u/tmtowtdi → u/ceej13_]

No problem, it's a thing you don't know about until you know about it.

[u/ceej13_ → u/tmtowtdi]

Very much appreciated 👏

[u/Available_Safe1818]

It's generic code. You won't get the Nobel prize for it. Keep up the good work.

[u/ceej13_ → u/Available_Safe1818]

Thanks but I never said I was doing rocket science lol

[u/Available_Safe1818 → u/ceej13_]

No, you asked if it was good or ok. It's like you want us to rate how good of a job you did making 2 pieces of toast. Is it good toast, or is it just ok?

[u/ceej13_ → u/Available_Safe1818]

Brother brother i wanted to know if its good for the time I have been coding i never asked if I am really good and should get into harvard

[u/Available_Safe1818 → u/ceej13_]

For 4 hours, anything that runs and looks like it does what you want is fine.

It's hard to say because it's Python and you didnt format the indentation correctly here.

[u/ceej13_ → u/Available_Safe1818]

Yes I do but have the ability to for some reason

[u/New_Magician6884]

mai bine bagai o poza.. e dezordonat asa, dar overall e bine

[u/paperic]

print("perfect choice especially for a man")

how do you know it's a man?

Not bad for 4 hours in.

Just out of curiosity, any AI involvement?

while again not in ['yes', 'no']:

Using array literals like this is surely elegant, but it's not exactly something that beginners tend to figure out on their own.