How to make people at a higher level access more information than ones at a lower level using Python.
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Do you know how to people at a higher level access more information than ones at a lower level using Python? Well, if you do not know how, here is a way to do it. Let's say that you want people above level 4 to access other user's locations, but not people below level 4. You can do this by making two parts. For example, one could be info and the other one could be info_m. The info means what people below level 4 see and info_m means what people above level 4 see. Then you would assign each one their value. Here is an example. info = f"{content['region']} {content['country']}" info_m = content Once you did that, you can go to your HTML. In your HTML, use an if statement and an else statement. Here is an example. if level > 4 print(info_m) else print(info) After that, save your code by pressing the Ctrl and the S key at the same time. Finally, run your code.
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