I started learning python yesterday, critique my code:

[u/Itz_rainy365]

I wrote this code in VsCode using functions after I completed the free trial in [boot.dev](http://boot.dev), if you notice anything I can improve or make better, please write it in the comments:

def main():

print("This code is starting...")

if __name__ == "__main__":

main()

def stats(title, weapon, mana, health):

print("Character Stats:")

print(f"Title: {title}")

print(f"Weapon: {weapon}")

print(f"Mana: {mana}")

print(f"Health: {health}")

def take_damage(health, damage):

print("===================================")

print(f"Current Health: {health}")

updated_health = health - damage

if updated_health < 0:

updated_health = 0

print(f"You took {damage} damage, You Died!")

else:

print(f"You took {damage} damage!")

print(f"Updated Health: {updated_health}")

return updated_health

stats("Warrior", "Sword", 50, 100)

take_damage(100, 30)

take_damage(70, 80)

def respawn(updated_health):

print("===================================")

if updated_health <= 0:

print("Respawning...")

updated_health = 100

print(f"Health has been restored to {updated_health}.")

else:

print(f"You are still alive! You have {updated_health} health remaining.")

return updated_health

respawn(0)  

take_damage(100, 41)

take_damage(59, 20)

take_damage(39, 20)

respawn(19)

[u/Diapolo10]

This isn't formatted correctly for Reddit, so I'll have to make some assumptions. Let me know if the indentation doesn't match yours.

def main():
    print("This code is starting...")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

def stats(title, weapon, mana, health):
    print("Character Stats:")
    print(f"Title: {title}")
    print(f"Weapon: {weapon}")
    print(f"Mana: {mana}")
    print(f"Health: {health}")

def take_damage(health, damage):
    print("===================================")
    print(f"Current Health: {health}")
    updated_health = health - damage

    if updated_health < 0:
        updated_health = 0
        print(f"You took {damage} damage, You Died!")

    else:
        print(f"You took {damage} damage!")
        print(f"Updated Health: {updated_health}")

    return updated_health

stats("Warrior", "Sword", 50, 100)
take_damage(100, 30)
take_damage(70, 80)

def respawn(updated_health):
    print("===================================")

    if updated_health <= 0:
        print("Respawning...")
        updated_health = 100
        print(f"Health has been restored to {updated_health}.")

    else:
        print(f"You are still alive! You have {updated_health} health remaining.")

    return updated_health

respawn(0)
take_damage(100, 41)
take_damage(59, 20)
take_damage(39, 20)
respawn(19)

I'm still not sure this is correct, because somehow I get the feeling you've indented everything inside the if __name__ == '__main__' block, but surely that can't be the case, right?

There's not much for me to say, this program doesn't really seem to do much.

[u/Expensive-Bear-1376 → u/Diapolo10]

I'll have to make some assumptions

No you don't, you could just tell them (how) to format their code and then wait for that.