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I've been learning Python off and on over the last 8 months. I understand the syntax for lists, tuples, sets and dictionaries. For fun I'm trying to create a character generator sheet for Dungeons and Dragons. I've got the program to randomly roll for my strength, charisma etc. Now I want to be able to ask the user, "What type of weapon do you want to use?" Get_Weapon_Choice, then pull up a list of that weapon type. I've tried creating a list weapon_Choices = ['Bow', 'Sword', ]. Then I created 2 other lists, bow = ['short', 'long', 'crossbow'] and swords = ['short', 'long'] I know how to get input from the user, but I don't know how to take that input and print the list, I'm printing the variable name.

chooseWeapon = input('What type of weapon would you like? Bow or Sword?')

How do I use chooseWeapon to compare to weapon_Choices to make sure they didn't enter something like Spells, then use chooseWeapon to print either the bow[] list or the swords[] list?

Do I need to use MySQL along with Python? and create tables and then search the tables instead of lists?

TIA! Don

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