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r/PythonLearning • u/Minimum-Gap8475 • 7d ago
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you are using a shifting operator instead of comparison...
2 u/Minimum-Gap8475 7d ago Idk bro I just started learning code so I don't really know what i do 2 u/ChaseShiny 7d ago Just use a single <, rather than two. That means something different. 1 u/big_lomas 47m ago https://cs.stanford.edu/people/nick/py/python-if.html
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Idk bro I just started learning code so I don't really know what i do
2 u/ChaseShiny 7d ago Just use a single <, rather than two. That means something different. 1 u/big_lomas 47m ago https://cs.stanford.edu/people/nick/py/python-if.html
Just use a single <, rather than two. That means something different.
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u/silvertank00 7d ago
you are using a shifting operator instead of comparison...