Question

Hello, I need help.
I need to create this program in Python.
Decide on an interactive conversation someone could have with a computer.
Your program should include at least three interactive prompts.
Input from the user should be assigned to variables and used throughout the conversation.
At least once, use the indexing or slicing technique.
Use concatenation to join string literals and string values.

Answer 1

I came up with this but don't know what is wrong.
# 1.05 Conversation

def main():
language = input("Do you speak English or Spanish/haces hables ingles o espanol?")
if language == "English":
firstname = input("What is your first name?")
lastName = input("What is your last name?")
question1 = input("Hello, " + firstName + lastName + " how are you?")
print("- Terminator: Hello," + firstName + lastName + " how are you?")
print("- English user: " + question1 + ".")
question2 = input ("What is your favorite hobby?")
print("- Terminator: What is your favorite hobby?")
print("- English user: " + question2 + ".")
print("- Terminator: That's my favorite hobby too!")
print("- Terminator: Gotta go, more users to talk to. Bye!")
if language == "ingles":
firstname = input("What is your first name?")
lastName("What is your last name?")
name(firstName + lastName)
question1 = input("Hello, " + name + " how are you?")
print("- Terminator: Hello," + name + " how are you?")
print("- English user: " + question1 + ".")
question2 = input ("What is your favorite hobby?")
print("- Terminator: What is your favorite hobby?")
print("- English user: " + question2 + ".")
print("- Terminator: That's my favorite hobby too!")
print("- Terminator: Gotta go, more users to talk to. Bye!")
if language == "Spanish":
firstName = input("Como te primero llamas?")
secondName = input("Como te segundo llamas?")
question1 = input("Hola, " + firstName + secondName + " como estas?")
print("- Terminator: Hola, " + firstName + secondName + " como estas?")
print("- Tu: " + question1 + ".")
question2 = input("Cual es tu pasatiempo favorito?")
print("- Terminator: Cual es tu pasatiempo favorito?")
print("- Tu: " + question2 + ".")
print("- Terminator: Adios.")
if language == "espanol":
firstName = input("Como te primero llamas?")
secondName = input("Como te segundo llamas?")
question1 = input("Hola, " + firstName + secondName + " como estas?")
print("- Terminator: Hola, " + firstName + secondName + " como estas?")
print("- Tu: " + question1 + ".")
question2 = input("Cual es tu pasatiempo favorito?")
print("- Terminator: Cual es tu pasatiempo favorito?")
print("- Tu: " + question2 + ".")
print("- Terminator: Adios.")

main()

Answer 2

Okay, one second

Answer 3

UnboundLocalError: local variable 'firstName' referenced before assignment on line 8

Answer 4

It's saying that you used first name already.

Answer 5

But, I would check again, when I copied and pastesd the lines, nothing came up.

Answer 6

are you on mobile or pc?

Answer 7

Pc

Answer 8

whenever you run the program, you should see an input box at the top of the window

Answer 9

Yes, I see it, but like I said, nothing came up when I put the lines in.

Answer 10

did you type English with a capital E?

Answer 11

did you type English with a capital E?

Answer 12

did you type English with a capital E?

Answer 13

Yes

Answer 14

hmm

Answer 15

One second, brb.

Answer 16

Ultriliam should be back soon.

Answer 17

ok, thanks

Answer 18

He's an expert at computer science.

Answer 19

Ultriliam's narcolepsy is acting up right now and he's about to pass out :zzz:

Answer 20

oh

Answer 21

I have to do it, the only people who are experts offline.

Answer 22

It's interactive shell, right?

Answer 23

umm

Answer 24

idk

Answer 25

there is an arrow that takes you there.

Answer 26

its python idle

Answer 27

Ok

Answer 28

could you get me a link to Python Idle.

Answer 29

https://learn.flvs.net/webdav/educator_foundofprog_v16/global/interactives/python_idle/python_idle.htm
does that work?

Answer 30

No it does not work
This is what it says
The system is unable to access the cookie that was assigned to your computer upon login. The most likely cause of this problem is an improper access to the course via a bookmark, browser window that was left open, or an improper exit from the system.

To resolve the problem you will need to:

Log into your course
Delete your browser cookies
Click the "Logoff" button
Reboot your computer
Sign back into your account
Make sure you properly logoff and close your browser window each time you exit the system
If you need assistance resolving this problem please follow the steps below:

Click on the "Technical Support" link within your course.
Click the "Educator Help Desk" sublink, located just below the "Technical Support" button you just clicked.
Select that the "Nature of your problem" is with the "Educator System". This will route the request to our team.
In the problem description field, provide a brief description of the problem you are experiencing. In this case, something along the lines of "When I click on Lessons I get a cookie error" will be more than sufficient.
When you click the "Submit" button this will send your problem description to our team along with your account information and some information about the browser you are using. We will then reset your account as quickly as possible and provide you with the appropriate steps to reset your browser on your computer.

Answer 31

hmm
i use it through my FLVS course

Answer 32

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Aqual
hmm
i use it through my FLVS course
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Is it on the FLVS lessons?

Answer 33

yes

Answer 34

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Aqual
yes
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
Depending on the course you can share the lesson here if they give an 'LTI pass through' site, otherwise you'll have to take a screenshot

Answer 35

I don't know what I can do, you might have to wait for the experts. They are offline right now, and Ultrialiam is tired.

Answer 36

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Aqual
UnboundLocalError: local variable 'firstName' referenced before assignment on line 8
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
What this means is that you are referring to something that currently doesn't exist. Let's say I was at a party and I had a group of friends named Timmy and Tom. Now let's assume that I call up some other person's name who isn't in my friend group. Let's say I call "John". Because there is no "John" that anybody would know of, everybody would be confused. That is what is happening here. That's what it means. Now I see where this issue is. You may not believe this, but I found a really small issue that ruins it all.

Answer 37

Take a look at this screenshot and look at the variable names. Problem solved.

Answer 38

firstname does not equal firstName

Answer 39

OMG
Thank you so much

Answer 40

Your welcome.

Answer 41

Is that all?

Answer 42

yes