Else statement executing even the IF statement is TRUE

Question

I have a problem in Python language that is described in a title.

 for slovo in slova:
        if pygame.mouse.get_pressed()[0] and slovo[\"rect         


        

Answer 1

You have a mixture of tabs and spaces in your code:

Running cat -A test.py (on Unix) yields

     for slovo in slova:$
            if pygame.mouse.get_pressed()[0] and slovo["rect"].collidepoint(pygame.mouse.get_pos()):$
                for i in range (len(randRijec)):$
                    if slovo["name"] in randRijec[i]:$
                        if i == 0:$
                            slovo1 = randRijec[i].upper()$
                            prvoSlovo = 1$
^I^I^I^I^I^I...$
^I^I^I^I^I^I...$
                    else:$
                        pogresnoBrojac += 1$
                slova.remove(slovo)$

The ^I indicate tabs.

Thus, the else block is not being interpreted as being at the indentation level on which it appears to be.

Your python code should never mix tabs and spaces for indentation. You can check that your script is not mixing tabs and spaces by running python -t script.py.

In Python you must commit to using either only spaces or only tabs for indentation. PEP8 recommends spaces-only indentation.

You can convert tabs to spaces using the reindent.py program.