Hey guys I'm new to Python and need help with my code

Question

The code doesn't display the if-statment whether its true or not
https://code.sololearn.com/cSu520tN6rN8/?ref=app

Answer 1

Your if is wrong you compare a string with an integer.

Guess == rnd_number

Here is your corrected code :

import random
print ("Welcome To Game Home")
rnd_number=random.randint(0,5)
print (rnd_number)
Guess=int(input("Pick_number\n"))
print ("Your number is"+ str(Guess))
if Guess==rnd_number:
print ("Congrats!!!")
else:
print ("wrong,Try again!")

Answer 2

To follow the type of a variable you can use :

print( type(Guess) )

You will see that the type will be "int" everywhere.

Answer 3

Thanks Guys,although i did try another approach
https://code.sololearn.com/cSu520tN6rN8/?ref=app

Answer 4

Great. Now you could try to force users to type a number between 1 and 5 and refuse others values =)

Answer 5

your if should be "Guess == rnd_number not " pick number".

Answer 6

i tried changing to Guess still have same problem not working

Answer 7

I just edit my first answer, it works with int() around input. That's to force to declare the input has integer. If not your if will read it as a text.

Answer 8

Thanks a bunch Geoffrey...but now i can't cartenate string and integer in "print (your number is + Guess)"

Answer 9

In my first post it works, I casted Guess as a string by using str()

Answer 10

Wouldn't raw_input do the same job as int(input("pick_number")) ?

Answer 11

Geoffrey L but i want "Guess" to be an integer not string

Answer 12

unoke solomon i guess it would

Answer 13

And it still be, have you try my code ?

When I cast Guess as a string by using str(), you can notice that Guess is not redefined inside a variable, I just change its type inside the print but not changing his type of variable in the whole code.

Answer 14

Thanks, although just started couldn't believe i'd use close to 3hrs on just 10lines of code. phew!!!

Answer 15

^^ with some practice that will do it. Keep going !