How to get the program to quit after user enters 12 or more credits.

[scott dieken]

I need to accomplish this with indentation only.

major = raw_input("Enter your major: ")
major = major.strip().capitalize()
if (major =="Cent"):
    print "That's my major too"
else: 
    print major,"is a good major."
ans = input ("Enter the number of credits you are taking: ") 
if (ans > 11):
    print "That's a lot of credits."
else:
    working = raw_input("Are you working? y or n: ")
    working = working.strip().lower()
    if (working == "y"):
        print "Working and going to school is hard"
    else:
        print "It's nice to just be able to study"

[bvdet]

Is there more code than what you posted? Your indentation was wrong. Please use code tags when posting code.

[scott dieken]

no that is the end of the code

sorry about the tags.
can you tell me how to fix the indentation so the program works as indicated in the title of the question?

[bvdet]

I fixed your indentation, I think. It does quit after the user enters 12 or more. It also quits after the user enters less than 12. Can you be more specific? Do you want the script to loop? If so, you could use a while loop so the loop continues until a condition is met, then issue the break statement.

[scott dieken]

Great!
that's what I needed.
Thanks