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Help turning game into function - kixxm - Nov-29-2017
#Make a guess and get feedback.
guess=0
fb=0
while fb != 'c' or fb != 'C':
guess = random.randint(lower, upper)
print("I'm guessing your number is", guess, ". ")
fb=input("Type H if too high, L if too low, or C if correct. ")
if fb == 'l' or fb == 'L':
print("My guess was too low! ")
lower = guess + 1
elif fb == 'h' or fb == 'H':
print("My guess was too high! ")
upper = guess - 1
else:
print("Your entry was invalid. ")
#If guess is correct.
if fb == 'c' or fb == 'C':
print("------------------------------------------")
print("\tHooray! I guessed right! ")
print("------------------------------------------")
I need help turning this entire code above into a function.
sorry about the indentation. It got lost with posting it.
RE: Help turning game into function - metulburr - Nov-29-2017
Quote:sorry about the indentation. It got lost with posting it.thats because you need to use python tags as explained in the BBCode link in my signature
RE: Help turning game into function - micseydel - Nov-29-2017
What have you tried, solve your problem? Do you just want to know how functions work, or do you have a specific question? If the former, check the tutorials section.
RE: Help turning game into function - kixxm - Nov-29-2017
I have a basic understanding of how functions work but I can't figure out to make this one block of code a function. I tried to define it just as is but I'm getting syntax errors.
RE: Help turning game into function - micseydel - Nov-29-2017
Well you can turn any code into a function by indenting it and putting the def header above it. If you have a specific attempt, you should post it, since there's not much help we can provide without seeing the exact problem-code.
RE: Help turning game into function - kixxm - Nov-29-2017
I actually just figured it out. My lack of sleep must be getting to me. I tried to call it without passing arguments that were needed.