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[Azrian]

Here is a little program I made in Python! :)
I started learning Python yesterday so I am really proud that I was able to create this and actually get it to work exactly as I want it to! :D

Obviously, I did some specific research for some commands with Google to help me out with the harder stuff (for me) such as creating a loop with while True until break and stuff like that :)

Here's the code!

while True:
    import random
    number = random.randint(1,50)
    tries = 0    
    guess = 0
    print "Find the number!"
    print "It's between 1 and 50, you have 5 tries!"
    while guess != number and tries <5:
        guess = input("What's your guess?: ")
        if guess > number:
            print "Too high!"
        elif guess < number:
            print "Too low!"
        tries = tries + 1
    if guess == number:
        print "You got it! The number was:", number
    else:
        print "You lost! The number was:", number
    answer = raw_input ("Play again?: ")
    if answer.strip() in "n N no No NO".split():
        break

Edited by Azrian, 16 February 2010 - 02:23 PM.
Added the name of the language used in the title

[JewFro297]

Nice, pretty similar to the one I just made in C++ class

[saeras]

Took the liberty of revising your code a little. I hope i didn't offend you by doing this but here it is.

import random
while True:
    number = random.randint(1,50)
    tries = 0    
    guess = 0
    print "Find the number!"
    print "It's between 1 and 50, you have 5 tries!"
    while guess != number and tries <5:
        guess = raw_input("What's your guess?: ")
        if guess.isdigit() == True:
            guess = int(guess)
            if guess > number:
                print "Too high!"
            elif guess < number:
                print "Too low!"
        else:
            print("thats not a number, it still counts as a try though")
        tries = tries + 1
    if guess == number:
        print "You got it! The number was:", number
    else:
        print "You lost! The number was:", number
    answer = raw_input ("Play again?: ")
    if answer.strip().lower() in "n no".split():
        break

heres what i did:
Placed import outside the while loop, because you only have to import it once.
Made it safe to inputs other than integers.
Added .lower() to the last if clause because its a handy function to know. ^^

[CommittedC0der]

Nice, this is also one of the first programs I made to.:thumbup:

[JewFro297]

lol I can't wait till I can look back on this day and say that... My most advanced programs are still a tic tac toe game and one like this. Only I had a little ASCII animation in there for fun, but that doesnt take much skill lol

[Azrian]

saeras said:

Took the liberty of revising your code a little. I hope i didn't offend you by doing this but here it is.

import random

while True:

    number = random.randint(1,50)

    tries = 0    

    guess = 0

    print "Find the number!"

    print "It's between 1 and 50, you have 5 tries!"

    while guess != number and tries <5:

        guess = raw_input("What's your guess?: ")

        if guess.isdigit() == True:

            guess = int(guess)

            if guess > number:

                print "Too high!"

            elif guess < number:

                print "Too low!"

        else:

            print("thats not a number, it still counts as a try though")

        tries = tries + 1

    if guess == number:

        print "You got it! The number was:", number

    else:

        print "You lost! The number was:", number

    answer = raw_input ("Play again?: ")

    if answer.strip().lower() in "n no".split():

        break

heres what i did:
Placed import outside the while loop, because you only have to import it once.
Made it safe to inputs other than integers.
Added .lower() to the last if clause because its a handy function to know. ^^

Thanks! I was actually wondering how to make it so when I entered something that wasn't an integer, it would print a message instead of crashing. :)

I also didn't know about that .lower() function, thanks! :)

[JewFro297]

look at that I learned somethin new.