I am trying to make a little game in python but somethings not working [duplicate]
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secret_number = 7
guess = input("What number am i thinking of?")
if secret_number == guess:
print("Yay you got it")
else:
print("No that's not it")
When I run the code I always get "No that's not it" even if I guessed the right number.
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This is the code:
secret_number = 7
guess = input("What number am i thinking of?")
if secret_number == guess:
print("Yay you got it")
else:
print("No that's not it")
When I run the code I always get "No that's not it" even if I guessed the right number.
python python-3.x
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secret_number = '7'will make it work. See the difference? Check the documentation ofinputfor why this is so.
– usr2564301
Nov 7 at 22:58
inputreturns a string. So the string'7'and the number7are not equivalent.
– Spencer Wieczorek
Nov 7 at 23:00
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This is the code:
secret_number = 7
guess = input("What number am i thinking of?")
if secret_number == guess:
print("Yay you got it")
else:
print("No that's not it")
When I run the code I always get "No that's not it" even if I guessed the right number.
python python-3.x
asked Nov 7 at 22:57
C. Hengst
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This question already has an answer here:
input from user
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This is the code:
secret_number = 7
guess = input("What number am i thinking of?")
if secret_number == guess:
print("Yay you got it")
else:
print("No that's not it")
When I run the code I always get "No that's not it" even if I guessed the right number.
This question already has an answer here:
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secret_number = '7'will make it work. See the difference? Check the documentation ofinputfor why this is so.
– usr2564301
Nov 7 at 22:58
inputreturns a string. So the string'7'and the number7are not equivalent.
– Spencer Wieczorek
Nov 7 at 23:00
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secret_number = '7'will make it work. See the difference? Check the documentation ofinputfor why this is so.
– usr2564301
Nov 7 at 22:58
inputreturns a string. So the string'7'and the number7are not equivalent.
– Spencer Wieczorek
Nov 7 at 23:00
secret_number = '7' will make it work. See the difference? Check the documentation of input for why this is so.– usr2564301
Nov 7 at 22:58
secret_number = '7' will make it work. See the difference? Check the documentation of input for why this is so.– usr2564301
Nov 7 at 22:58
input returns a string. So the string '7' and the number 7 are not equivalent.– Spencer Wieczorek
Nov 7 at 23:00
input returns a string. So the string '7' and the number 7 are not equivalent.– Spencer Wieczorek
Nov 7 at 23:00
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Your input comes in string value by default. You have to convert it to int in order to work.
guess =int(input("What number am i thinking of?"))
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Your input comes in string value by default. You have to convert it to int in order to work.
guess =int(input("What number am i thinking of?"))
answered Nov 7 at 23:02
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Your input comes in string value by default. You have to convert it to int in order to work.
guess =int(input("What number am i thinking of?"))
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Your input comes in string value by default. You have to convert it to int in order to work.
guess =int(input("What number am i thinking of?"))
answered Nov 7 at 23:02
Alex Sherzhukov
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Your input comes in string value by default. You have to convert it to int in order to work.
guess =int(input("What number am i thinking of?"))
answered Nov 7 at 23:02
Alex Sherzhukov
261
answered Nov 7 at 23:02
Alex Sherzhukov
261
answered Nov 7 at 23:02
Alex Sherzhukov
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answered Nov 7 at 23:02
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secret_number = '7'will make it work. See the difference? Check the documentation ofinputfor why this is so.– usr2564301
Nov 7 at 22:58
inputreturns a string. So the string'7'and the number7are not equivalent.– Spencer Wieczorek
Nov 7 at 23:00