Python Game

[PouriaBakrani]

Hi
I make this code , this is a game then you should make a number between 1-99 then the computer should guess.
I want it to keep all of the last codes of before guesses , at the moment it just get the last one.

[kkanekii]

You may need to upload again bro

[PouriaBakrani]

You may need to upload again bro

Is it ok now?

[kkanekii]

Hey bro, you may need to learn python properly first, your code has lots of errors and can be written better and mor error proof, I'll be writing the code and sending it on this issue in a while

[kkanekii]

import random
guess_number_start = random.randint(0,99)
function guess_number() {
          print('Please think of a number between 1 and 100)
          user_input = input('Is Your Number Bigger or Smaller:')
          if user_input == 'Bigger' or 'bigger':
                     
                     guess_number = random.randint(guess_number_start , 99)
         else if user_input == 'smaller'  or 'Smaller':
                     guess_number = random.randit(guess_number_start , 0)
        
          //finish the rest of the code, try using while and do statements, copy pasting this wont work

}

[vicllo]

@kkanekii this is still not a working code...
Here is a working version

import random


def ask(guess):
    answer = input("I guess " + str(guess) + ". Is your number smaller, bigger, or equal ? ").lower()
    if answer in ["smaller", "bigger", "equal"]:
        return answer
    else:
        print("I didn't understand your answer.")
        return ask(guess)


def guess_number(minimum, maximum):
    if minimum > maximum:
        print("This is impossible !")
        return -1
    guess = random.randint(minimum, maximum)
    answer = ask(guess)
    if answer == "smaller":
        guess_number(minimum, guess - 1)
    elif answer == "bigger":
        guess_number(guess + 1, maximum)
    else:
        return 0


input("Please think of a number between 1 and 100. Press ENTER when you\'re ready")

if guess_number(0, 100) == 0:
    print("I won !")

Nevertheless, I don't think this is the kind of program this repository was built for. It is made for algorithm, not for "games".

[kkanekii]

That seems good , but I think you've made the game slightly more complex, input should also have a answer.lowercase() if the first letter is uppercase and str(guess) shouldn't work as guess is a Param which hasn't been defined

[ValleraFTM]

random.randint already gives an integer

[PouriaBakrani]

But it got str then have to make it int

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[vicllo]

Hello. I'm not sure to understand all of your comments but I'll try my best

To @kkanekii : the input in fact has a .lower() which lowercase the input. Furthermore, str(guess) works as guess is the integer given as a parameter.

To @ValleraFTM : yep I agree

To @PouriaBakrani : even though I use str(guess), as I don't assign it to the guess variable, it is only temporary so the guess variable stays an integer. I don't have to put it again to an int

[PouriaBakrani]

I will write it down again in the evening and send it back for you .

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On Mon, 2 Aug 2021 at 09:05, vicllo ***@***.***> wrote: Hello. I'm not sure to understand all of your comments but I'll try my best To @kkanekii <https://github.com/kkanekii> : the input in fact has a .lower() which lowercase the input. Furthermore, str(guess) works as guess is the integer given as a parameter. To @ValleraFTM <https://github.com/ValleraFTM> : yep I agree To @PouriaBakrani <https://github.com/PouriaBakrani> : even though I use str(guess), as I don't assign it to the guess variable, it is only temporary so the guess variable stays an integer. I don't have to put it again to an int — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#4577 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AQANSVXQHLKA3FJJ4NRSW4TT2ZGWBANCNFSM5BFIJRHQ> .

[kkanekii]

Thank you @vicllo I'm no python expert

[Or-C-M]

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NOTE: A finished and refined version is several comments below. Don't make yourself looking at the picture if it makes your eyes uncomfortable. The pictures below is an old version of the code
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@PouriaBakrani
What do you mean by "keep all of the last codes of before guesses"? Is it something like displaying all the incorrect guesses along with the final one at the end of the program? If so I'd use a list to store them and print at the end, although - I just don't really understand this.

And if you mean the computer keeps getting one same answer - I see that you are trying to use two variables (the original guess and the new hads) in case the computer doesn't store the new guess number. I personally think it's a good idea, but if you use this, you'll still have to transfer the new guess stored in hads to the guess which still contains the old guess, in order for this to work.
And there's also other issues... below is an altered version of your code (yes I didn't write it my own way, just so you could see the alternation more clearly):

hope this helps!

ps. I will continue working on a more refined one, allowing a bigger range of user inputs - it was really boring to keep typing "my number is..." XD
but I need to get my laptop charged first

[Or-C-M]

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NOTE: This refined version has a copy using the `` feature three comments below. Don't make yourself looking at the picture as this whole light color could make your eyes uncomfortable - there's a same copy below
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New version w/ more answering options and also fixed the situation when the guessing margin goes messed up:

hope this helps!!!
(response edited - wrong second pic)

[kkanekii]

@Or-C-M Could you please paste the code and enclose it in a `` so it turns into a copy-able code format? i reckon it would make it easier for @PouriaBakrani to type it as he/she just needs to ctrl+c and ctrl+v , besides, even though i appreciate your response and opinions, with all due respect, not everyone prefers light mode, and it kinda hurts the eye (no offence ) , thank you, kkanekii

[Or-C-M]

okay wait a second I need to see how to use this `` feature (and I typed my code in IDLE on my computer and I don't know if it has a dark mode or anything like that)