Is there any wrong thing in this code?.

Question

if usr in value:
print ("Nice work, you guessed right")
else:
print ("Better luck next time")

print ("Hope you like it, ")

Answer 1

the input() function returns the value the user enters as a string.
here are some changes you can make:
https://code.sololearn.com/cInhj9Ck6zv7/?ref=app

Answer 2

Thanks

Answer 3

A lot

Answer 4

but I get a TypeError code

Answer 5

should I paste the full code?

Answer 6

import math
from math import *
import random

print (".....")
usr = input("Enter a Number")

for i in range(5):
value = random.randint(1, 6)
print(value)

if usr in value:
print (".....t")
else:
print (".....")

print ("....")

Answer 7

value is a list and usr is an int

Answer 8

value is like a list of ints

Answer 9

but i didn't use usr as "str" so how is that possible

and please show me what I can do to solve this

Answer 10

if usr and value are variables then I see no problem.

Answer 11

if you post a link for the code in the playground is even better.

Answer 12

what type is usr and value?

Answer 13

But according to your code value is of type int and usr is of type string. That's why your getting the TypeError.