🔒 elif showing syntax error?

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@reef sluice

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[spice rivet]

@reef sluice show the actual code

[reef sluice]

would you prefer the whole thing or the specific block

[rigid prism]

The block would probably do.

[reef sluice]

code()
        if choice == '1':
        # TODO: Get student_id and course_id from user, then call check_in().
            name = input("Enter Student Name: ").strip()
        enrolled_in = input("Enter courses (comma-separated): ").split(",")
        enrolled_in = [course.strip() for course in enrolled_in if course.strip()]
        add_student(name, None, enrolled_in)
        made_change = True
        
        elif choice == '2':
        # TODO: Get student_id, then call print_student_card()
        try:
                student_id = int(input("Enter Student ID: "))
                print_student_card(student_id)
        except ValueError:
                print("Invalid Student ID.")
        made_change = True```

uh wait one

that indent isnt the issue it's just discord formatting

[spice rivet]

pls ```python
code()
```

[rigid prism]

This line:

enrolled_in = input("Enter courses (comma-separated): ").split(",")

is no longer indented until the if. So the if is ended. So the elif later has not if.

[reef sluice]

i think i fixed it

thank you

should i close this thread?

[rigid prism]

Sure. Type !close

[reef sluice]

!close

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