DRY principle of coding : Python tutorial 66

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[sachintiwari]

ok i got it that why your code is much better than ours.
Thanks for explanation, it is very helpfull.

[minaxishah]

awesome, Your teaching method is too good.

[abhinavtyagi]

Thanks alot brother...your way of understanding is so are the best ever...

[sukhisingh]

Don't know why 10 people dislike your video, your teaching is super.

[sheikhshoaib]

Thanks bro
file handling me pickle and unpickle bhi sikhao

[technicalbuddyHaresh]

i think yeh sub list ke bad ana chahi tha.
but
you doing gret work.

[vrgamerz]

See at 2 : 14 you can see that in number guessing game winning number is = 43 and he try two time different numer

[nigelblanchard]

enjoyed this even though cant speak your lingo but could you please reload the code to dropbox as it is not working due to overloading

[pankajsharma]

import random
win_no = random.randint(1, 100)
x=0
for i in range (1, 100):


guess_no = int(input("Enter the no."))
x +=1


if guess_no < win_no :
print('No. is less')
continue
elif guess_no > win_no :
print('No. is greater')
continue
else:
print('you win')
break

print(f'You guessed in {x} attempt')

[MonkeyDLuffy-umnj]

import random

a = int(input('Enter your number: '))
winning_num = random.randint(1, 100)

while a != winning_num:
print('Too high' if a > winning_num else 'Too low')
a = int(input('Enter again: '))

print('You win!')

[ishaanpandey]

import random
winnum = random.randint(1, 100)
guess = 1
number = int(input("tell a number bettween 1 to 100 = "))
gameover = False
while not gameover:
if winnum == number:
print(f"you won you guss it in {guess} time")
gameover = True
else:
if number < winnum:
print("Too low try agian ")
guess += 1

else:
print("too high gusse agian")
guess += 1
number = int(input("tell a number bettween 1 to 100 = "))

[pratyushsinghrana]

May like this short code :


import random
Winning_number = random.randint(1, 100)
i = 0
number = 0

while number != Winning_number:
number = int(input("guess number : "))
if number<Winning_number:
print("guess too low")
elif number > Winning_number:
print("guess too high")
i +=1
print(f"you won, you have guessed the number in {i} times")

[PaperBackBoutique]

import random
Winning_num = random.randint(1, 100)
#print(Winning_num)
i=0
while True:
user_number = int(input("Please input your lucky number between 1 to 100 : "))
i = i +1
if user_number == Winning_num:
break
if user_number > Winning_num:
print("The number is too high")
else:
print("the number is too low")

print(f"Yaaay you guessed it right in your {i} attempt !!! Have a naice day")

[qamarshazad]

Aoa
Sir ak problem a rhy h mry is code mn, mry code ka loop ruk nhy rha ittration chly ja rhy h. output ko rokny k ly ctrl+c press krna prta h

[tignanshumishra]

if the user types a number close to the required number then what should be the code for saying that you are close to the desired number.... kindly help I am not getting the

[zybi]

import random
winning_number=random.randrange(1, 10)

for i in range(1, 5):
user_number = int(input("Enter number :"))
if winning_number==user_number:
print(f"Congratulation you win {user_number}")
break
elif user_number < winning_number:
print(f"You enterd too loo {user_number}")
continue
else:
print(f"You enterd too high {user_number}")
continue

[lgnd_rust]

did the code but having a problem in nested else its only showing too high what ever the input is tried 100 output too high tried 1 still output too high

[samraatadhikari]

If we use continue statement follow that time we use number variable after while, why?:
Wining num = 53
Guess= 1
While true:
Number = int(input("guess a number between 1to 100:")
.plz clear this doubt.

[ANANTEntercom]

ples explain concidaretion of spacing in python

[kamlendrak]

Hi, your videos are awesome. And are very easy to u understand. But, here a logic I couldn't understand. Why, you used game over= false and what happened if you used not game over with while loop. What it says.
As I understood, game over false means not yet finished. So, please let me elaborate this logic why do we use this?