It kinda gets weird with code:
print("Hello world!")
# print the program print("Hello world!")
# we add extra output, print a and b print("Hello world!") print("Hello world!")
# create a chat box, write a post and add a form for the person to send the message type="text/html" # let's add the text, nothing fancy, just a post a = Form("jake", "Hello, world!") post = Form("jake", "Hello, world!") b = Form("jake", "I love you.") message = Form("jake", "Goodbye, world!") html = "<p>Text: " + a + "<br/>" + "<br/>" + "<p>Username: " + b + "<br/>" + "<br/>" + "<p>Type: " + message + "<br/>" html = "<p>" + html + "</p>" post.checkbox.add_form(message, form) print("A post has been created") # if the post is successful (e.g. if b="I love you") then it should print the message type="text/html" html = "<p>" + "</p>" html = "<p>" + html + "</p>" html = "</p>" print("Successfully created a post!") # there should also be a success message when the post has been created if b="I love you" # this will print out "I love you"