Why Is This If Else Statement Giving A Syntax Error?

#--------------input-------------# def getmove(): global room,posx,posy,moves,dead,inventory,foods,drinks,food,water move=input() if move == 'e': posx=posx+1

Solution 1:

In this part of the code:

iffood== 0orwater== 0:
    dead = True
    seeifdead(room,posx,posy,moves,dead,inventory,foods,drinks)
moves+=1
food-=1
water-=1else:
    print('I dont understand')
    moves-=1
    food+=1
    water+=1

You have code between your if and its corresponding else. This will lead to a syntax error.

iffood== 0orwater== 0:
    dead = True
    seeifdead(room,posx,posy,moves,dead,inventory,foods,drinks)
    moves+=1
    food-=1
    water-=1else:
    print('I dont understand')
    moves-=1
    food+=1
    water+=1

Compare it with the code above and see the difference.