Flames_code

Hi my fellow beings you might all have tried putting FLAMES between you and your crush/loved ones in our school/college days using pen and paper now why can't we try the same using a python script. If you need to play flames hereafter there is no need a paper have fun.😜.

 import sys



nam1 = input("enter the name:").lower()

print(nam1)

nam1 = nam1.replace(" ", "")

print(nam1)





def passwd(nam1):

    if nam1 == "your_name" or nam1 == "your_name":# if you need password protection you can give your name some have full_name

        password = input("password:")

        if password == "pycharm":

              nam2 = input("enter the  another name:").lower()

              return nam2

        else:

              print("Access denied wrong password hahaha ")

              sys.exit()



    elif nam1 != "your_name" or nam1 != "your_name":

        nam2 = input("enter the  another name:").lower()

        return nam2





collect = passwd(nam1)



def pass_2(collect):

    if collect == "your_name" or collect == "your_name": # if you need password protection you can give your name some have full_name

        password = input("password:")

        if password == "python":                         # set a password

            return collect

        else:

            print("Access denied wrong password hahaha ")

            sys.exit() # this function close the program

    elif nam1 != "your_name" or nam1 != "full_name":

            return collect



collect2 = pass_2(collect)

f=open("filename",'a') # newfile open and store the names 

f.write("\n")

f.write(nam1)

f.write("\n")



f.write(collect2)

name1 = list(nam1)

print(type(name1))

name2 = list(collect2)



count = 0

for i in range(len(name1)):

    for j in range(len(name2)):

        if name1[i] == name2[j]:

            name1[i] = " "

            name2[j] = " "



for i in name1 + name2:

    if i != " ":

        count += 1

print(count)



listss = ["Friend", "Love", "Affection", "Marriage", "Enemy", "Sister"]

while len(listss) > 1:

    k = count % len(listss)

    if k != 0:

        left = listss[:k - 1]

        right = listss[k:]

        # print(f"{left}--------{right}")

        listss = right + left

    else:

        listss = listss[:len(listss) - 1]

print("your relation ", listss[0])

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