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# 12/9/2020 def main():

theAnswer = input("do you like dogs?:")

if(theAnswer == "yes"):

thing = ("Ok so you are normal")

else:

thing = ("you monster...")

main()

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theAnswer = input("do you like dogs?:")

if(theAnswer...

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