An If Statement is a piece of code that tells your program to do a group of commands if something is true.
To put something inside of an if statement, it should be right below the line that starts with if.
It should be indented four spaces. If there is a yellow block ···· to the left of your code, your spacing is correct!
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stage.set_background("schoolentrance")
sprite = codesters.Sprite("person10")
sprite.go_to(-125, -100)
emma = codesters.Sprite("person8")
emma.move_down(125)
emma.say("Someone took my phone!")
stage.wait(2)
emma.say("They've been sending people mean texts pretending to be me!")
stage.wait(2)
sprite.say("What should I do?")
stage.wait(2)
choice = sprite.ask("a) tell a trusted adult b) tell people Emma is sending the messages c) ignore Emma")
# text = codesters.Text("text", x, y)
text = codesters.Text("Hello up here.", 0, 200)
