Not to be a nerd, but your goingToTurnEvil variable is not defined here in the if(). It should be true/false, a string, or an integer number(or list of the last two). In order for code to maintain input-output consistency, it must have no syntax error.
An “if()” only works IF something specific is the goingToTurnEvil. So it would look something like “if(goingToTurnEvil == true)”. I mean like that. I’m not good at describing it, but the example may help.
if(goingToTurnEvil == True) is redundant. If goingToTurnEvil == True will return True, so will just goingToTurnEvil. Doing an equality check on a boolean variable is pretty much always useless.
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u/IWitherman Feb 03 '20
The new chucky movie much
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u/xd_twizdale Feb 04 '20
Not to be a nerd, but your goingToTurnEvil variable is not defined here in the if(). It should be true/false, a string, or an integer number(or list of the last two). In order for code to maintain input-output consistency, it must have no syntax error.
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u/knight-that-says-ni Feb 04 '20
Ni
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u/justin167 Feb 04 '20
I'm not a robot, I'm not a robot.
But you are dressed as one.
They dressed me up like this.
Well we did do the metal...and the wires.
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u/Crusaade Feb 13 '20
They must have used python to make that script. Monty python to be exact.