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hazy sequoia
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hazy sequoia
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I have no idea why it looks like that on dark mode

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fickle crystal
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You're using Python 2, which has been deprecated for a while

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Any reason why you're using Trinket ?

hazy sequoia
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Its finished homework and they make us use that.

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dull sequoia
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instead of using codeABCDbool for the while loop, you could use attemptsRemaining to check if you have to loop again

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if codeAbool and codeBbool and codeCbool and codeDbool == True:

this code will work, but probably doesn't do what you think it does. those elements of the if statement are individually resolved as essentially:

if (codeAbool) and (codeBbool) and (codeCbool) and (codeDbool == True):

This still works because a bool on its own is checked if it's true or not in if statements, but what i think you expected this to do is equate true to every individual elements. if you want to do that in the future, you'll have to check each individually or use a loop to check if they are all true

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I'm not sure if comprehensions are in py2, but in py3 you can do
all(code == True for code in (codeAbool, codeBbool, codeCbool, codeDbool)
which will check if all of them equal True (which, == True is still unnecessary, you could do code aswell in this case)

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correct me if I'm wrong, but I dont see you use codeList anywhere

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