#🔒 closing code

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paper plank
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im stuck trying to do a input that takes a yes or no answer and then prints a string depending on the answer, the code seems right but anytime i try and open that same IDLE file that has the code it shows the input but when i type yes or no it just closes automatically without printing what it was asked

sample text:
shower = input('have you showered today?:')

if shower == 'yes':
print('good job ^^')
else:
print('take the nice cold shower ^^')

rough harborBOT
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@paper plank

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frank willow
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Your sample code looks correct. I tested it and it runs without problems

dim rivet
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It’s maybe the way you run your code

paper plank
# dim rivet It’s maybe the way you run your code

yeah i did some digging into the problem and it seems it was because i didnt even give it time to stay up so i just put at the bottom input('press enter to exit') so that i only exit after hitting enter rather than doing a quick print and closing itself

paper plank
dim rivet
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glad you reach out by yourself !

paper plank
dim rivet
paper plank
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oh alright

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