[lady_godiva]

It's a nice work, the code is well written and indentation is good, keep practicing

[lady_godiva]

It's a nice work, the code is well written and indentation is good, keep practicing

[Samurai_inj3ct]

xD haha funny game thanks mate , cooling coding

[ArkPhaze]

Nice work! I would've done something like this:

Code:

import random def show_menu(): print ''' _____ _ _____ ____ ____ _____ _ _____ / __// \ /\/ __// ___\/ ___\ /__ __\/ \ /|/ __/ | | _| | ||| \ | \| \ / \ | |_||| \ | |_//| \_/|| /_ \___ |\___ | | | | | ||| /_ \____\\____/\____\\____/\____/ \_/ \_/ \|\____\ _ _ _ ____ _____ ____ / \ /|/ \ /\/ \__/|/ _ \/ __// __\ | |\ ||| | ||| |\/||| | //| \ | \/| | | \||| \_/|| | ||| |_\\| /_ | / \_/ \|\____/\_/ \|\____/\____\\_/\_\ By Psycho_Coder @HackCommunity The game is simple a random number is chosen by this program everytime and you have to guess it right If the number is less than what you guessed it will say "Too high guess" else "Too low" and if your guess is correct then you are the winner.The number will be between 1 and 100 and you will get 5 chances to guess it correctly ''' def getRandomNum(): return random.randint(1, 100) def game(): count=0 MAX_NO_OF_GUESS=5 num=getRandomNum() while count<MAX_NO_OF_GUESS: count +=1 print " Enter Your Guess :" guess=int(input()) if guess < num: print "You guessed the number too low" elif guess > num: print "You guessed the number too High" else: print "Congratulations! You guessed the number correctly." print "You Guessed the number correctly in ",str(count)," steps" return print "Aww! You Ran out of your chances." print "The Correct answer would have been :",str(num) show_menu() game()

Why do you store title in a variable, then have a function write out a description? You don't loop the game, so the title is only used once, why store it in a variable? Perhaps add a high score system or allow the user the option to play again would be my suggestions.

[ArkPhaze]

Nice work! I would've done something like this:

Code:

import random def show_menu(): print ''' _____ _ _____ ____ ____ _____ _ _____ / __// \ /\/ __// ___\/ ___\ /__ __\/ \ /|/ __/ | | _| | ||| \ | \| \ / \ | |_||| \ | |_//| \_/|| /_ \___ |\___ | | | | | ||| /_ \____\\____/\____\\____/\____/ \_/ \_/ \|\____\ _ _ _ ____ _____ ____ / \ /|/ \ /\/ \__/|/ _ \/ __// __\ | |\ ||| | ||| |\/||| | //| \ | \/| | | \||| \_/|| | ||| |_\\| /_ | / \_/ \|\____/\_/ \|\____/\____\\_/\_\ By Psycho_Coder @HackCommunity The game is simple a random number is chosen by this program everytime and you have to guess it right If the number is less than what you guessed it will say "Too high guess" else "Too low" and if your guess is correct then you are the winner.The number will be between 1 and 100 and you will get 5 chances to guess it correctly ''' def getRandomNum(): return random.randint(1, 100) def game(): count=0 MAX_NO_OF_GUESS=5 num=getRandomNum() while count<MAX_NO_OF_GUESS: count +=1 print " Enter Your Guess :" guess=int(input()) if guess < num: print "You guessed the number too low" elif guess > num: print "You guessed the number too High" else: print "Congratulations! You guessed the number correctly." print "You Guessed the number correctly in ",str(count)," steps" return print "Aww! You Ran out of your chances." print "The Correct answer would have been :",str(num) show_menu() game()

Why do you store title in a variable, then have a function write out a description? You don't loop the game, so the title is only used once, why store it in a variable? Perhaps add a high score system or allow the user the option to play again would be my suggestions.