Python Help, I'm still new

[MagnoliaNinja]

I was doing an assignment in my online coding class, and I'm not sure why it won't work, If you can fix this please help!
Line 27 is the error

import random
print("What is your first name?")
name1 = input("")
print("What shoes do you like?")
shoes1 = input("")
if shoes1 == (("converse") or ("Converse")):
    print("Nice, casual is always in!")
elif shoes1 == (("dudes") or ("Dudes")):
    print("Eh, they're nice but I wouldn't wear them in public.")
print("How old are you?")
age1 = int(input())
if age1 <= int(16):
    print("I hate you")
elif age1 >= int(17):
    print(str(age1) + (" is a good age to start exploring style."))
print("I think I know your style")
print("So, " + (name1) + ", what is your favorite top?")
top1 = input("")
if top1 == (("tshirt") or ("T-Shirt")):
    print("T-Shirts are fine, but nothing special")
elif top1 == (("Tshirt") or ("t-shirt")):
    print("T-Shirts are fine, but nothing special")
elif top1 == (("cum") or ("Cum") or ("CUM")):
    print("yeah, really funny a**hole")
print("What about your choice of bottom?")
bottom1 = input("")
Cargoresponse = random.randint[("How many kids?"), ("How old are you again?"), ("How's the wife?")]
if bottom1 == ("Cargo pants") or ("Cargo shorts") or ("Cargo Pants") or ("Cargo Shorts") or ("cargo pants") or ("cargo shorts"):
    print("How many kids?")

 

[Deleted member 2829]

Being "still new" does not excuse you from consulting the documentation. The function random.randint() takes two integers as parameters, not three strings. Whether that will make your code work, I could not say

Some tips for your next posts :
1) Always post code in code tags (*especially* Python code which is useless if the indentation is lost)
2) Always include the exact error message and location

 

[menator01]

As cbreemer suggested you should look over the documentation. The code is full of errors.

• randint takes integers - start and end number
• That is not the correct way of using the or comparison - should be (if item == True or item == True)
• Not sure why you have everything in a tuple
• Athough the print statement with the variables will work, should have a look at f-strings

 

[menator01]

Here is one way of doing it

answers = {
    'shoes': 'What shoes do you like?',
    'age': 'What is your age?',
    'top': 'What is your favorite top?',
    'bottom': 'What is your favorite bottom?'
}

for question, value in answers.items():
    print(value)
    answers[question] = input('>> ')

for question, answer in answers.items():
    print(f'{question} - {answer}')

output

What shoes do you like?
>> converse
What is your age?
>> 22
What is your favorite top?
>> tanktop
What is your favorite bottom?
>> jeans
shoes - converse
age - 22
top - tanktop
bottom - jeans