Unsolved reference in python

[Zuccers]

So i am making  a program with python

and i have defined an option, but it shows up as not...
 

option = input("Select your language: lan1/lan2")

if option == "lan1":
    menu1()
elif option == "lan2":
    menu()
else:
    print("Wrong option")

def menu1() :
    print("Soon")
def menu() :
    #stuff

 

[vorticalbox]

Might not be the problem but the interpretor reads top to bottom so you should move you functions to the top.

 

Shouldn't use functions before they are defined.

[Zuccers]

4 minutes ago, vorticalbox said:

Might not be the problem but the interpretor reads top to bottom so you should move you functions to the top.

 

Shouldn't use functions before they are defined.

Still doesnt work 

option = input("Select your language: lan1/lan2")

def menu1() :
    print("Soon")
def menu() :
    #stuff
    
if option == "lan1":
    menu1()
elif option == "lan2":
    menu()
else:
    print("Wrong option")

 

[vorticalbox]

Just now, Zuccers said:

Still doesnt work

It may be the hitting enter is also adding a new line char to the input?

 

Have you printed out input to see what it contains?

[Zuccers]

1 minute ago, vorticalbox said:

It may be the hitting enter is also adding a new line char to the input?

 

Have you printed out input to see what it contains?

Nothing, it's the same 

[Loote]

 

Looks fine.

[fizzlesticks]

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