

# `.title()` makes first letter capital and rest lowercase
JUMPING LINE CODE
Are you sure you mean in database1 and not x in database1?)ĮDIT: Here's an edited version of the code you put into your pastebin: print 'Enter your name and surname:' In your case, you could either enclose all the intermediate lines inside a conditional, or else refactor the second line into a separate function: def thank(x, name): When reading a program using goto, though, the control can jump arbitrarily around the program. When reading a normal (structured) program it is easy to tell where control will flow: either around a while loop, into a method call, or split by a conditional.

The reason it is oft abused is that it makes the flow of the program difficult to follow. It is never necessary: you can always achieve the same effect with a combination of if and while (or, more Pythonically, for), and considered harmful by many. It is known as a goto and pretty much only occured in very early programming language. If in database1: print 'Try (No) next time !\n' If in database1: print ' Thank you ' + name + ' :)\n' The jumping lines of a vector bundle form a proper closed subset of the Grassmannian.
JUMPING LINE FREE
If in database: print ' Oh OK, Than your free to go ' + name + ' :)' In mathematics, a jumping line or exceptional line of a vector bundle over projective space is a projective line in projective space where the vector bundle has exceptional behavior, in other words the structure of its restriction to the line 'jumps'. If in database1: print ' So you'll be dead ' + name + ' !\n' # (I need the command here to go that line :) If in database: y = raw_input('Yes/No : ') If in database: print ' Did you really meant that ?' Print name + ' ' + surname + ',' + ' The Great !\n' And of cause, you can play the levels of other users. If in database1: print ' Thank you ' + name + ' :)\n' <<<< which is in line 31ĮDIT: added code from pastebin print ' Note: Write your Name and Surname with the first leter, BIG !' With this editor, you can create your own levels and publish them.

I want to know if there is a command that would help me go to a specific line and skip other lines, something like the following: if in database1: (the command I need)
