Flip Flop Game.py

# This little flip flop game is a great example of how the conditional while-loop works.
# The 'else' statement executes/runs when the user types the wrong keys, and the
# while-loop iterates/repeats over again while ignoring the 'break' statement.

print('\nWelcome to the Flip Flop Game')

print('\nPlease type the words "flip" or "flop", then press (ENTER)')

print('\nWhen you get bored, press (ENTER) to quit playing Flip Flop')

while True:
    flip_flop=input('\nFlip? or Flop? ').strip()
    
    if flip_flop=='flip':
        print('\nFlop')
        
    elif flip_flop=='flop':
        print('\nFlip')
        
    elif flip_flop=='':
        print('\nThanks for playing Flip! Flop!')
        break
    
    else:
        print('\nYou can\'t cheat now! Do you flip? or do you flop?')
        
input('\nEnd of program. Press Enter to quit.')