Well after I fix that I still can't figure out the check part.

Like this:

import getpass
def pass_entry():
	p = getpass.getpass(prompt='What is your favorite color? ')
	if p.lower() == 'blue':
    	print 'Right.  Off you go.'
		return check = 1
	else:
    	print 'Auuuuugh!'

def check_valid(check):
	if check == 1:
		print "Hello, Alex"

pass_entry()
check_valid()

Because now I get this error message:


File "test.py", line 6
print 'Right. Off you go.'
^
Indentationerror: expected an indented block

I have really forgotten python for some reason.

Good suggestion. I will use that.

I got the concept to work but this won't work in the program:

def job_generator():
    import random
    first = ["Adan", "Alex", "Vladimir", "Alfredo", "Carlos", "Justin", "Martin", "Cory", "Jeff", "Reginaldo", "Valerio", "Joel"]
    third = ["Adan", "Alex", "Vladimir", "Alfredo", "Carlos", "Justin", "Martin", "Cory", "Jeff", "Reginaldo", "Valerio"]
    fifth = ["Adan", "Alex", "Cory", "Jeff", "Valerio", "Justin"]
    seventh = ["Adan", "Alex", "Vladimir", "Alfredo", "Carlos", "Justin", "Martin", "Cory", "Jeff", "Reginaldo", "Valerio"]
    ninth = ["Adan", "Cory" , "Martin", "Valerio", "Cory", "Jeff", "Vladimir"]
    randomNumber1 = random.randrange(0,len(first))
    randomNumber3 = random.randrange(0,len(third))
    randomNumber5 = random.randrange(0,len(fifth))
    randomNumber7 = random.randrange(0,len(seventh))
    randomNumber9 = random.randrange(0,len(ninth))
    job1 = first[randomNumber1] + " is assigned to Mic 1"
    job2 = third[randomNumber3] + " is assigned to Mic 2"
    job3 = fifth[randomNumber5] + " is assigned to Sound "
    job4 = seventh[randomNumber7] + " is assigned to Stage"
    job5 = ninth[randomNumber9] + " is assigned to Attendant"
    print "\t"
    print(job1)
    print "\t"
    if job1 == job2:
		randomNumber3 = random.randrange(0,len(third))
		job2 = third[randomNumber3] = " is assigned to Mic 2"
    print(job2)
    print "\t"
    print (job3)
    print "\t"
    print (job4)
    print "\t"
    print (job5)
 
job_generator()

I have no idea why it was not working for me before. Thanks anyway.