fix: replaced else with elif in code.py to avoid syntax error

[Ruhi14]

Description

This PR fixes a syntax error in the code.py file located in the "Automated Google Search using Python" script.

🔧 Fix Summary:

• Replaced an incorrect else statement with elif to avoid a SyntaxError during execution.
• The issue was preventing the script from running properly.

📌 Related Issue:

Fixes #3179

📎 Additional Notes:

• Tested the script after the fix to ensure it's working without errors.
• Installed googlesearch-python as the required dependency to run the script.

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Summary by Sourcery

Bug Fixes:

• Replace malformed 'else choice == 5:' with a valid 'else:' to resolve the SyntaxError

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Reviewer's Guide

Corrects a syntax error in code.py by replacing an invalid conditional 'else choice == 5:' with a proper 'else:' block to ensure the script exits correctly.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Fix control flow syntax error in code.py	Removed the malformed ‘else choice == 5:’ statement Replaced it with a valid ‘else:’ branch calling sys.exit()	Automated GoogleSearch using Python/code.py

Assessment against linked issues

Issue	Objective	Addressed	Explanation
#3179	Sort the scripts topic-wise in a list with authors' names.	❌	The PR only fixes a syntax error in code.py and does not make any changes related to sorting scripts, listing them topic-wise, or including authors' names.
#3179	Add a list to the README file that organizes scripts by topic and includes authors' names.	❌	The PR does not modify the README file or add any list organizing scripts by topic or authors.

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