title: Python2 word input if-statement script
body: <p>Below is the script I'm trying to write.  I've made other working scripts, including simple if-statement scripts, but I wanted to experiment a bit and try making a script that relies on string inputs instead of integers or floaters.</p>
  
  <p>It goes without saying that I'm still learning and won't require this to do my job, but thanks for trying if you decide to take a crack at it.  I spent about an hour with another novice coder trying out tiny adjustments.  I'm almost certain it's futile to have the input equal a string to start with, creating my strife.</p>
  
  <pre><code>answer = raw_input("Do you enjoy your work?\n")
  
  print str(answer)
  if answer = str("yes") :
      print "I'm happy to hear that, " + str(name)"
      print "I wonder what being a " + str(title) + " actually means."
      print "I don't have the term in my vocabulary.  I'm a machine."
      raw_input("My script is over soon.  Goodbye.\n")
  else :
      print "I'm sorry to hear that, " + str(name)"
      print "I guess being a " + str(title) + " must be difficult."
      raw_input("My script is over soon.  Goodbye.\n")
  </code></pre>