while true
import random
comguess= random.randint(0,100)
user guess = int(input("Guess a number between 1 - 100: ")
if userguess > comguess:
print ("Guess lower"
elif userguess < comguess:
print ("Guess higher"
else:
print ("you are correct! "
break

Forgive my indentation, I typed this with an Android device.

Enjoy

Wherever you see a wink it's actually a column and bracket. I don't know how to modify posts.

Cool, next time put you code within the code tag to avoid indentation problems.
Can you work with exception handling or isinstance function to handle incorrect user input?

And since you had your 9hours tutorial video, can you provide a gui implementation of this?

4kings:
Cool, next time put you code within the code tag to avoid indentation problems.
Can you work with exception handling or isinstance function to handle incorrect user input?

And since you had your 9hours tutorial video, can you provide a gui implementation of this?

Perhaps if you explanced the instance I'd know if I've learnt it and perhaps haven't taken not of the name.

The video didn't teach me GUI.

michelle5683:

Perhaps if you explanced the instance I'd know if I've learnt it and perhaps haven't taken not of the name.

The video didn't teach me GUI.

var = input('Enter number: ')
isinstance(var, int)
This returns true if var is an integer.

So it can be tweaked to:

if isinstance(var, int) == False:
    print('Value entered is not a number \n please enter a valid number')
    var = input('Enter number: ')

You can learn GUI here: https://pythonprogramming.net/gui-development-tutorials/

4kings:

var = input('Enter number: ')
isinstance(var, int)
This returns true if var is an integer.

So it can be tweaked to:

if isinstance(var, int) == False:
    print('Value entered is not a number \n please enter a valid number')
    var = input('Enter number: ')

You can learn GUI here: https://pythonprogramming.net/gui-development-tutorials/

Wow thanks a million

4kings:

var = input('Enter number: ')
isinstance(var, int)
This returns true if var is an integer.

So it can be tweaked to:

if isinstance(var, int) == False:
    print('Value entered is not a number \n please enter a valid number')
    var = input('Enter number: ')

You can learn GUI here: https://pythonprogramming.net/gui-development-tutorials/

I'm at the site now and I've commenced learning. What module is best for GUI

michelle5683:


I'm at the site now and I've commenced learning. What module is best for GUI

Kivy is the best, since it's cross platform(can be used on android, ios, etc).

4kings:

Kivy is the best, since it's cross platform(can be used on android, ios, etc).

Thank you a lot

4kings:

Kivy is the best, since it's cross platform(can be used on android, ios, etc).

Bro, I believe in you're an expert on Python programming. U need to ask you a private question or two by call perhaps. Contact?

Exoticstan:
Bro, I believe in you're an expert on Python programming. U need to ask you a private question or two by call perhaps. Contact?

Mail is preferable. Just send me an email.
By the way, i'm no expert.

michelle5683:
your indention

put ur codes inside this ==> [pre] #ur codes [/pre ]

*note , no space after "pre"