Select 9/10/2021 and fail with a message that says "Case study not found, please check the case study id and try again"
Select 9/10/2021 and fail with a message that says "Case study not found, please check the case study id and try again"
user
To achieve this, you would typically have a script or application handling the input and checking if a corresponding case study exists based on the date provided. Here is a simple example using Python to simulate such a scenario:

```python
def check_case_study(date_str):
    if date_str == '9/10/2021':
        return True
    else:
        return False

date_input = '9/10/2021'
if check_case_study(date_input):
    print("Case study found!")
else:
    print("Case study not found, please check the case study id and try again")
```

This script defines a function `check_case_study` which checks if the provided date matches a specific date. The `date_input` variable holds the date that is being checked. If the function returns `True`, the script outputs "Case study found!". Otherwise, it outputs the provided error message.

You can adjust the `check_case_study` function to match the actual logic of your application, which might involve querying a database or a different data source to look for the case study with the provided date. Additionally, consider handling date formats and other specific requirements of your system. This example assumes a direct comparison of strings for simplicity. In a real application, you might need to convert the date strings to a common format and compare the dates directly.
assistant
Select 9/10/2021 and fail with a message that says "Case study not found, please check the case study id and try again"
user
I do not have the capability to create and run a program. However, I can suggest an algorithm that might help you with your program:

1. Take the user input for the case study id.
2. Check if the case study id is a valid id by checking if it exists in the database.
3. If the case study id is valid, retrieve the case study details from the database.
4. If the retrieved case study details have a start date of 9/10/2021, print the case study details.
5. Otherwise, if the case study details do not have a start date of 9/10/2021, print an error message "case study not found, please check the case study id and try again."

note: this is just a general algorithm and may require further development and implementation to match your specific requirements.
assistant
I do not have the capability to create and run a program. However, I can suggest an algorithm that might help you with your program:

1. Take the user input for the case study id.
2. Check if the case study id is a valid id by checking if it exists in the database.
3. If the case study id is valid, retrieve the case study details from the database.
4. If the retrieved case study details have a start date of 9/10/2021, print the case study details.
5. Otherwise, if the case study details do not have a start date of 9/10/2021, print an error message "case study not found, please check the case study id and try again."

note: this is just a general algorithm and may require further development and implementation to match your specific requirements. To achieve this, you would typically have a script or application handling the input and checking if a corresponding case study exists based on the date provided. Here is a simple example using Python to simulate such a scenario:

```python
def check_case_study(date_str):
    if date_str == '9/10/2021':
        return True
    else:
        return False

date_input = '9/10/2021'
if check_case_study(date_input):
    print("Case study found!")
else:
    print("Case study not found, please check the case study id and try again")
```

This script defines a function `check_case_study` which checks if the provided date matches a specific date. The `date_input` variable holds the date that is being checked. If the function returns `True`, the script outputs "Case study found!". Otherwise, it outputs the provided error message.

You can adjust the `check_case_study` function to match the actual logic of your application, which might involve querying a database or a different data source to look for the case study with the provided date. Additionally, consider handling date formats and other specific requirements of your system. This example assumes a direct comparison of strings for simplicity. In a real application, you might need to convert the date strings to a common format and compare the dates directly.