Hi I have an issue with this code

Question

#installed games
games = [
'Soccer', 'Tic Tac Toe', 'Snake',
'Puzzle', 'Rally']

#taking player's choice as a number input
choice = int(input())

#output the corresponding game

Answer 1

This is from Introduction to Python -> Working With Lists -> Game Machine.

Up until this point, the lesson has shown you examples of indexing into a list by using a fixed constant integer number. For example:

devices = ["TV", "Notebook", "PC"]
print(devices[1]) # index 1 is "Notebook"

The exercise is asking you to use a variable as an index instead of a constant number. Example:

devices = ["TV", "Notebook", "PC"]
num = 1
print(devices[num]) # prints the same result as above

The code in the exercise defines a list of games. Then it prompts the user to type in a game number. It stores the integer value of the input into a variable named choice. Your job is to write a line of code that uses the choice variable as an index into the games list and print out the name of the selected game.

Answer 2

If you want to output the corresponding game you should do this

games =['Soccer','Tic Tac Toe','Snake','Puzzle','Rally']

choice=int(input())
print(games[choice])

Answer 3

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python
#installed games
games = [
'Soccer', 'Tic Tac Toe', 'Snake',
'Puzzle', 'Rally']

#taking player's choice as a number input
choice = int(input("Enter the number corresponding to your game choice: "))

#output the corresponding game
print("You chose:", games[choice])

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