Beginners help with password program!

[tjland at iserv.net]

> For starters, I suggest you install pychecker and use it on any programs
> you create.
>
> Second, every error in python should give you some information as to what
> line it occurred on. For example:
>
> : a = b
> :Traceback (most recent call last):
> :  File "<pyshell#29>", line 1, in ?
> :    a = b
> :NameError: name 'b' is not defined
>
> Here it says line 1, because this occurred in Idle. Start by going to that
> line... 90% of the time, your error will be right there.
>
> As for your file... well the line if "login == no:" looks wrong, unless
> you have a variable named 'no'.. you probably want the string 'no' there.
> As was mentioned, you probably won't get much help if you ask people to
> debug for you. Debugging is a major part of programming, and you can't
> avoid it. So get used to it and get good at it. :D (and learn to test your
> code thoroughly).  Finally, I recommend you use raw_input(...), rather
> than input(...), and then convert the return value from a string to
> whatever you need it to be.
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