Random Welcome Messages (python)

Question

Let's say there are different variables such as x,y,z
x = "bla"
y = "blabla"
z = "blablabla"
I want to see just one of them randomly when I run the code, like welcome messages in Minecraft
How can I do it? Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

create a list
r=[x,y,z]
import random
print(random.choice(r))

but it's easy to find with a Google recherche...

Answer 2

instead of x="" y="" z="" ... just make a list of the possible welcome messages.. These top 3 lines will do what you want.

#Import random module
import random

#Make a list of the messages
x=["Welcome","Enter if you dare","Go away"]

#use random.choice() to print one
print(random.choice(x))

#Just for fun
#10 random picks from the list
for i in range(10):
print(random.choice(x))

Answer 3

Yeah, except defining x,y,z just writing directly is more practical

Answer 4

thanks dude, you are right I shouldn't be that lazy to look up. I'll terminate this post later

Answer 5

no need to terminate it. It was the type of questions this forum is here for.

Answer 6

By the way, I defined x,y,z's like x = "Welcome back" and wrote the rest of the code as hbeo indicated. It printed out 'no output' once. Why might that have happened ?

Answer 7

I've modified the code...

Answer 8

I'd like to ask other questions related to greeting messages but I haven't finished my course yet, thanks for the comments!

Answer 9

the code without problems

https://code.sololearn.com/c8gq4d1C2SlE/?ref=app