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Chuckiferd · Jan 25th, 2008, 9:31 AM

Yes I dubugged that and several other gramatical errors in the print statements. I am comming up with a way to confront the entering of strings, which cause the program to crash. I will try experimenting, however I believe all I need is a command to get back into the while loop from the if loop. of course I could copy the while and if loop over and over, but I know that would not be the prefered method.

I have tried

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if guess == answer:
      print 'congratualtions, that took', guessnum, 'tries.'
      print
      a=raw_input('type in refresh to continue, or hit enter to quit')
      elif a='refresh':
         start()

but the game doesn't care for that too much and just closes.

Jan 25th, 2008, 9:31 AM	#47
Chuckiferd Programmer Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 64 Rep Power: 1	Re: My pyguessinggame Yes I dubugged that and several other gramatical errors in the print statements. I am comming up with a way to confront the entering of strings, which cause the program to crash. I will try experimenting, however I believe all I need is a command to get back into the while loop from the if loop. of course I could copy the while and if loop over and over, but I know that would not be the prefered method. I have tried (Toggle Plain Text) if guess == answer: print 'congratualtions, that took', guessnum, 'tries.' print a=raw_input('type in refresh to continue, or hit enter to quit') elif a='refresh': start() if guess == answer: print 'congratualtions, that took', guessnum, 'tries.' print a=raw_input('type in refresh to continue, or hit enter to quit') elif a='refresh': start() but the game doesn't care for that too much and just closes. __________________ There are 10 kinds of people in this world, those who can read binary and those who can't.