The most common answer is:
can_juggle = True
The code below has problems. See if
you can fix them!
if can_juggle:
print “I can juggle!”
else:
print “I can’t juggle.”To fix this code for compatibility with Python, especially Python 3, you need to use parentheses around the strings within the print functions.
Here’s the corrected version:
can_juggle = True
if can_juggle:
print("I can juggle!")
else:
print("I can't juggle.")
This corrected code checks the boolean variable can_juggle and prints "I can juggle!" if True, or "I can't juggle." if False.
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