🔒 Something wrong with some invalid syntax

[austere apex]

@urban mason

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[urban mason]

Help me fix it as its due in 2days

[quiet forge]

You cannot have an elif after an else

It goes if -> any number of elifs -> else

It looks like in this case you meant the extra addons elif to be part of the extra addons if, but it's indentented too far for that

[urban mason]

So how am I going to write this code properly like fix that bit I've been working on this I am stresssed

[quiet forge]

if one: # <--  first if
  if two: # <--  indented second if
    ...
  elif two: # <-- indented the same as the second if so belongs to the seoond if
    ...
  else: # <-- indented the same as the second if so belongs to the second if
else: # <-- indented the same as the first if so belongs to the first if
  ...```

[urban mason]

so did I do the first if one correct and the second but need to change the

1. if extra_addons == "yes":

2.if addons in available_add_ons:

so do I change that?

I am lost

[quiet forge]

The problems start at elif extra_addons

[urban mason]

so do I change it to if?

[quiet forge]

That elif is supposed to be part of if extra_addons == "yes": but because it's indented wrong it gives an error

[urban mason]

So should Indent the line properly?

[quiet forge]

Yes, it should be dedented to match the if

[urban mason]

Like that?

[quiet forge]

if:
  code
  if:
    code
  elif:
    code
  else:
    code
elif:
  code```

[urban mason]

does it need the ":" tho

or at the end

[quiet forge]

Yes

[urban mason]

the way Ive done this one is it fine?

[quiet forge]

Yes

[urban mason]

do I move everything here a bit more left or

like below the if

[quiet forge]

In python we generally use an indentation of 4 spaces per level

In most editors a single tab will be replaced by 4 spaces

[urban mason]

So like that

[urban mason]

/

[quiet forge]

That portion is looking goood

[urban mason]

order_addons = True
print ("This is the list of available extra addons")
for addons in available_add_ons:
print(addons)
print()
while order_addons:
extra_addons = input("Would you like an extra add on? yes or no?")
if extra_addons == "yes":
addons = input("Which one would you like to add")
if addons in available_add_ons:
final_order.setdefault(pizzas, [])
final_order[pizzas].append(addons)
print(f"I have added {addons}.")
sub_total.append(addon_prices[addons])
else:
print(f"I am sorry, we don't have {addons} available.")

elif extra_addons =="no":
        break
    for key, value in final_order.items():
        print(f"/nYou have order a {key} trim with {value}")
    check_order = True
    while check_order:
        print()
        order_correct = input("Is this correct? yes/no ")
        if order_correct == "yes":
            check_order = False
            order_pizzas = False
        if order_correct == "no":
            print(final_order)
            add_remove = input("would you like to add or remove?")
            if add_remove == "remove":
                remove = input ("Which pizza would you like to remove? ")
                del final_order[remove]
                print(final_order)
            if add_remove == "add":
                check_order = False

[urban mason]

So is that fine @quiet forge

[glossy hearth]

there is a type

it should be append not apend

the second line after the if statement

[urban mason]

Apart from that is the code fine

[glossy hearth]

yes

use visual studio code for intellisense

it will help reduce such issues

[urban mason]

Where

Theres still

syntax error

[glossy hearth]

move the if and else statement under the if extra_addons == "yes" below the line addons = ...

and don't just install vs code open your file and then revise it

[urban mason]

I am a bit lost

[austere apex]

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