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Emma Schwartz
4,019 PointsThe rest of it was fine,but after I guesed the right number it said this:It took you [5, 4, 3, 2] tries.How do I fix it?
My code was ~Python~ ~import random
rand_num = random.randint(1, 10) guessed_nums = [] allowed_guesses = 5
while len(guessed_nums) < allowed_guesses: guess = input("Guess a number between 1 and 10: ")
try: player_num = int(guess) except: print("That's not a whole number!") break
if not player_num > 0 or not player_num < 11: print("That number isn't between 1 and 10!") break
guessed_nums.append(player_num)
if player_num == rand_num: print("You win! My number was {}.".format(rand_num)) print("It took you {} tries.".format(guessed_nums)) break else: if rand_num > player_num: print("Nope! My number is higher than {}. Guess #{}".format( player_num, len(guessed_nums))) else: print("Nope! My number is lower than {}. Guess #{}".format( player_num, len(guessed_nums))) continue
if not rand_num in guessed_nums: print("Sorry! My number was {}.".format(rand_num))~
1 Answer
shezazr
8,275 Pointsformat(guessed_nums)) whereas you are doing len(guessed_nums))) when you dont get the right number.. see the difference?