On 7/2/2013 4:22 PM, Jack Little wrote:
I know the code is correct
As Joel said- how could it be, since you do not get the desired results?
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copy and paste the execution
, but it doesn't send the player to the shop. Here is the code:
def lvl3_2():
print "You beat level 3!"
print "Congratulations!"
print "You have liberated the Bristol Channel!"
print "[Y] to go to the shop or [N] to advance."
final1=raw_input(">>")
if final1.lower()=="y":
shop2()
elif final1.lower()=="n":
lvl4()
It is a good idea to add an else clause to handle the case where the
user's entry does not match the if or elif tests.
It is not a good idea to use recursion to navigate a game structure. It
is better to have each function return to a main program, have the main
program determine the next step and invoke it.
Help?
Since we are volunteers, the more you tell us the easier it is for us to
do that.
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