Day 008 - Project 8 : Affirmations (or insults) Generator

If you have any questions, comments or issues with this project please post them here!

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Hello, I am working on day 8 and below is the start of my code:

print('Hello, welcome to this page')
name = input('Name? ')
print('Hello', name)

It keeps returning the following error:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "main.py", line 3, in <module>
    print(name)
TypeError: 'str' object is not callable

I tried changing name to to name1,name2,etc… and I am still facing the same issue. Can anyone help?

Hey @Tmanlearns welcome to the forums.

It’s because you need to use the same kind of quotes. Both need to be " or ' and can’t be mixed and matched

Thank you for pointing that out! I fixed it and I am still facing the same issue, do you have any idea on what could be wrong?

Hi @Tmanlearns can you please post a link to your Repl so the community can see the error message and suggest some ideas?

Thank you @IanAtReplit @not-ethan . I solved the issue by deleting the work file(that is main.py) and creating a new one. Is there a way to mark this as solved?

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That’s ok @Tmanlearns this is a thread for any issues with Day 8. No need to mark as solved.

please help me with this.
I am new to the coding business and i need some help

Hey @himateja_yarlagadda welcome to the forums.

The problem is that you did not end the string or the print statement. To do this add ") at the end of the line.

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Hi,
I got stuck in the challenge 8. I wrote all my statement and my condition. It doesn’t go inside of the statement.
https://replit.com/@Bea2022/day-8-100-days#main.py
Can you help me?

Hi @Bea2022 thanks for your question.

I think the issue might be with the following section of code:

if day == "monday":
    print(biginning+start + monday+close)
elif day == "tuesday":
    print(biginning+start + tuesday+close)
elif day == "wenesday":
    print(biginning+start + wenesday+close)
elif day == "thurday":
    print(biginning+start + thurday+close)
elif day == "friday":
    print(biginning+start + friday+close)
elif day == "saturday":
    print(biginning+start + saturday+close)
elif day == "sunday":
    print(biginning+start + sunday+close)
else:
    "what day is today!\nYou need to introduce the wright name of the day"

The day you type in must be EXACTLY the same as the options in the if…elif…else section of code, wednesday and thursday have a slight typo in the code shown above.

You also need to add a print to the last line of code, e.g.

print( "what day is today!\nYou need to introduce the wright name of the day")

Hope this helps!

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Good shout, with the spelling and the missing print.

Thank you for being here!

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Guys can you help me pls to make mood working from 1… to 6 ? Plss … and tks for your time .

print("God day sir-(mam) . I hope you will have a great day !")
print()
name = input("What is your name ? :  ")
if name == "Jhon" or name == "jhon":
  print("Hello Jhon . God morning !")
else:
  print("Hello . God morning sir - (mam)")
mood = input("Can you rate from 1 to 10 how god your day is ? :")
if mood ==  "1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6" : 
  print("Hope later you will ok !")
else:
  print("Nice to hear that . God day !")
day = input("What day of the week it is ? :  ")
if day == "monday" or day == "Monday":
  print("Today will go to Library !")
elif day == "tuesday" or day == "Tuesday":
    print("Today will go to Market !")
elif day == "wenesday" or day == "Wenesday":
    print("Today will go to Mouvie !")
elif day == "thurday" or day == "Thurday":
    print("Today will go to Shoping at the Mall !")
elif day == "friday" or day == "Frayday":
    print("Today will go to Museum !")
elif day == "saturday" or day == "Saturday":
    print("Today will go to Pitza and after to Cofetaria ")
elif day == "sunday" or day == "Sunday":
    print("Today you will choose what you wana to do !")
else:
    "Did you forget what day is ?"

Hey @Salladin welcome to the forums!

When you do if mood == "1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6" it checks if the var mood has the value of 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6. To check the value of mood against 1, 2, 3 and so on you would use the Or operator. Here is an example

if mood == "1" Or mood == "2"
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aaaa :)))) Super Tks . you are great :hugs: … coudnt getit right . TKS

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Sending out good vibes :sunglasses: with the affirmation generator!

https://replit.com/@JackAdem/Day-008-Project-8-Affirmations-or-insults-Generator?v=1

Day 8 of #Replit100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfCode.

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Question:

Can someone please review my code for Day8 of the ā€œ100 Days of code - The Complete Python Courseā€?
Thank you!

  1. I don’t know if this is right and am not sure if there is anyway I can use AI to be my assignment grader. Is there a feature in replit like that?

  2. In my code, am I using nested If statements? My understanding is that I am not.

Repl link: https://replit.com/@vthtvt/day8100days?v=1

# Collect Personal Info
print("Let's collect some information!\n")

name = input("What is your name?\n")

fav_athlete = input("Who is your favorite athlete?\n")

fav_superhero = input("Who is your favorite superhero?\n")

fav_hobby = input("What's your favorite hobby?\n")

fav_city = input("What's your favorite city?\n")

# Day of the week
day = input("What day of the week is it today?\n")

# Daily Affirmation Generator

if day == "Monday" or day == "M" or day == "m" or day == "monday" or day == "Mon" or day == "mon":
  print(
    "Rise and shine,", name,
    "It's a brand new day and you have the power to make it amazing, go do epic shit."
  )

elif day == "Tuesday" or day == "T" or day == "t" or day == "tuesday" or day == "Tue" or day == "tue":
  print(
    "Like", fav_athlete,
    "you have the strength and determination to conquer any challenge that comes your way. Believe in yourself and keep pushing forward."
  )

elif day == "Wednesday" or day == "W" or day == "w" or day == "wednesday" or day == "Wed" or day == "wed":
  print(
    "Just like how", fav_superhero,
    "uses their unique abilities to make the world a better place, you too have unique talents and qualities that make you extraordinary. Embrace them and shine today!"
  )

elif day == "Thursday" or day == "Th" or day == "th" or day == "thursday" or day == "Thur" or day == "thur":
  print(
    "Take some time today to indulge in your favorite hobby,", fav_hobby,
    ", and let it bring you peace and joy. Remember to prioritize self-care and nurture your passions"
  )

elif day == "Friday" or day == "F" or day == "f" or day == "friday" or day == "Fri" or day == "fri":
  print("Close your eyes and envision yourself exploring the hidden gems of",
        fav_city,
        ", and let that excitement and wanderlust guide you through the day.")

elif day == "Saturday" or day == "saturday" or day == "Sat" or day == "sat":
  print(
    "Life is a journey and today is a new chapter. Embrace every moment and let them shape you into the amazing person you are meant to be,",
    name)

elif day == "Sunday" or day == "sunday" or day == "Sun" or day == "sun":
  print(
    "Remember that you have the power to manifest your dreams into reality, just like how ",
    fav_athlete, "and", fav_superhero,
    "turned their visions into accomplishments. Believe in yourself and make it happen."
  )

else:
  print("Make sure you are not inventing a new day šŸ˜‰")

@vthtvt

I hope this doesn’t mean school assignment. Given that it’s 100 days of code I think that is unlikely. EDIT: Received confirmation that this is not a school assignment.

  1. Try Ghostwriter. There’s a 7-day free trial followed by like 1,000 cycles/month
  2. I don’t think that these are nested if statements because they are not indented under other if statements.
  3. Try using this method:
    Rather than if day == "Monday" or day == "M"…, use this:
    if day.lower() in ['monday', 'm']. This processes the data as lowercase, meaning you only need the lowercase words. It also makes it a list instead of a bunch of ā€œorā€ statements.
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You forgot the parentheses.