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Make a program that checks inputs as strings. Prompt the user for a yes or no question.
If the user answers yes then tell them they won 1 million dollars. If no then tell them that they need to go wash the dishes.
If they dont give one of those answer tell them they must enter a correct answer and rerun the program
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if thats easy then now make your program loop until you enter in quit
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Make a program that checks inputs as strings. Prompt the user for a yes or no question.
If the user answers yes then tell them they won 1 million dollars. If no then tell them that they need to go wash the dishes.
If they dont give one of those answer tell them they must enter a correct answer and rerun the program
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