🔒 Even though I added it to the correct part, its still saying that im wrong

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if learning_option == "1":
    print("The Print function. The print function is probably the most basic thing there is! Whatever you wish to print on your terminal will have to be enclosed in parentheses and quotations such as: print('hello world')")
    time.sleep(5)
    print("Now you try!")
    while True:
        user_print = input("Print out: 'hi'. ").strip()
        if user_print not in ["print('hi')", 'print("hi")']: #make it allow print("hi")
            print("That's not correct :( you need to double check your typing! 'hint': print('your_text_here')")
        else:
            print("Congrats! You did it!")
            time.sleep(0.5)
            print(what_else)
            break```

I specifically said that if they are not in the list to say "that's not correct" but the only thing it will say i am correct for

is print("hi")

and its driving me insane

is this a known issue?

or am i being stupid

also it has import time if you were planning to paste it in vscode or smth

even making two if statements doesnt work

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🔒 Even though I added it to the correct part, its still saying that im wrong