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Here is my code so far - I am simply trying to say that if the input isnt one of these words, to redo the loop. However, although 'monday' works, the other days dont.

run_day = input("On which day do you want your code to run? ")

while run_day.lower() != ("monday" or "tuesday" or "wednesday" or "thursday" or "friday" or "saturday" or "sunday"):
    run_day = input("On which day do you want your code to run? ")
Nicolas Pierce
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  • Can you please explain your question a bit more? – Shreyas Singh Feb 14 '22 at 08:46
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    `("monday" or "tuesday" or "wednesday" or "thursday" or "friday" or "saturday" or "sunday")` is *just `"monday"`*. While Python sometimes reads like natural language English, it isn't. Logical connectives don't automatically get distributed over. In natural language, we can say "I want a taco or a burger", but in Python, we have to say `choice == "taco" or choice == "burger"` – juanpa.arrivillaga Feb 14 '22 at 08:47

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