Difference between revisions of "SBR600 Python Lab"

Revision as of 11:27, 3 October 2013

Login to Matrix
git clone ~chris.tyler/public/guess
Modify the script according to the comments at the top
Blog it! Include your script, the challenges you faced making the modifications, and your impressions of Python

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-Here is a small Python script:
+# Login to Matrix
+# git clone ~chris.tyler/public/guess
- #!/usr/bin/python
+# Modify the script according to the comments at the top
+# Blog it! Include your script, the challenges you faced making the modifications, and your impressions of Python
- import random
- secret=random.randrange(1,100)
- guess=int(raw_input("Enter a guess: "))
- if guess<secret:
-     print "Too low!"
- elif guess>secret:
-     print "Too high!"
- else:
-     print "Correct!"
-# Save this script, set the permissions correctly, and run it.
-# Modify the script so that the user is given playing instructions before the game starts.
-# Make the script loop to prompt for input until the the correct number is guessed.
-# Displays the number of guesses the user took to guess the secret (score).
-# Modify the script so that it does not stop when invalid data is entered (such as a word). Suggestion: use try/except.
-# Accept only input value from 1 to 100.
-# Write a blog entry giving your impressions of Python.