Hi so some of my code doesn't wanna get recognized and some of it doesn't wanna show up

Question

So if you look at line 4 and 12 you see when i register everything the user puts in should show up in the txt file but i doesn't and if you look at line 38 it give's me an error it tells me that everything i have put in between the parentheses is not recognized.

 from __future__ import with_statement
from asyncore import write

def reg(Ussername, Password, Age, Real_name, Last_name, Email):
   global file
   file = open ("User_details.txt","a")
   file.write("\n"+Ussername+","+Password+","+Age+","+Real_name+","+Last_name+","+Email)
   file.close
def login():
    pass

def Access():
    if option1 == "login":
        input ("Ussername: ")
        input ("Password: ")
        input ("Age: ")
        input ("Real name: ")
        input ("Last name: ")
        input ("Email: ")
        login()
    else:
        print ("Enter all the info we will be asking you to register")
        input ("Ussername: ")
        input ("Password: ")
        input ("Age: ")
        input ("Real name: ")
        input ("Last name: ")
        input ("Email: ")

def begin():
    global option1 
    print ("Hi my name is Steve would you like to register or login")
    option1 = input ("Login or Register: ")
    if option1 not in ("login", "register"): 
        begin()
begin()
Access()
reg(Ussername, Password, Age, Real_name, Last_name, Email)

Answer 1

You need to pass all those input strings into your reg function. Change this:

        print ("Enter all the info we will be asking you to register")
        input ("Ussername: ")
        input ("Password: ")
        input ("Age: ")
        input ("Real name: ")
        input ("Last name: ")
        input ("Email: ")

to this:

        print("Enter all the info we will be asking you to register")
        reg(
            input("Ussername: "),
            input("Password: "),
            input("Age: "),
            input("Real name: "),
            input("Last name: "),
            input("Email: ")
        )

Answer 2

They're not recognized because they don't exist.

You should save the user input and return it. Then, you read it when you execute the Access() function, and pass it to reg() .

from __future__ import with_statement
from asyncore import write

def reg(Ussername, Password, Age, Real_name, Last_name, Email):
   global file
   file = open ("User_details.txt","a")
   file.write("\n"+Ussername+","+Password+","+Age+","+Real_name+","+Last_name+","+Email)
   file.close
def login():
    pass

def Access():
    if option1 == "login":
        input ("Ussername: ")
        input ("Password: ")
        input ("Age: ")
        input ("Real name: ")
        input ("Last name: ")
        input ("Email: ")
        login()
    else:
        print ("Enter all the info we will be asking you to register")
        Ussername = input ("Ussername: ")
        Password = input ("Password: ")
        Age = input ("Age: ")
        Real = input ("Real name: ")
        Last = input ("Last name: ")
        Email = input ("Email: ")

    return Ussername, Password, Age, Real, Last, Email

def begin():
    global option1 
    print ("Hi my name is Steve would you like to register or login")
    option1 = input ("Login or Register: ")
    if option1 not in ("login", "register"): 
        begin()
begin()
Ussername, Password, Age, Real, Last, Email = Access()
reg(Ussername, Password, Age, Real_name, Last_name, Email)

The same logic applies to the login part.