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Ask what kind of pet the user has. If they enter cat, print "Too bad...", if they enter dog, print "Lucky you!" (You can change

the messages if you like). Once this works, add other pets. (Iguana, Pig, Rabbit...)

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nirvana33 [79]3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

a = input("what kind of pet the user has")

if a == 'cat':

print("Too bad")

elif a == 'dog':

print("Lucky you!")

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