I\'m wanting to have a \"y/n\" in Python, which i\'ve successfully done, but I want the user to be able to input a \"y\" or a \"Y\" and it accepts both.
Here\'s a short
if yn in "yY":
is more succinct than
if yn in ['y', 'Y']:
or similar statements. It works because a string is a sequence in Python, just like a list or tuple.
It would evaluate to True if the user enters literally "yY", though.