Day 03

Made a number guessing game in Python. At first, I tried it myself then later I followed the instructions. The second method was a bit more complicated than the first one.

This is my method...

import random


print("Welcome to the guessing number game.")
i = random.randrange(1, 101)

chances = input("Do you want 'easy' or 'hard'?\nType the respective difficulty : ")
x = 0

if chances == 'hard':
    x = 5
    print("You have 5 attempts.")
elif chances == 'easy':
    x = 10
    print("You have 10 attempts.")


while x > 0:

    question = int(input("Guess the number : "))

    if question > i:
        print("Too high")
        x -= 1
        print(f"You have {x} attempts left")

    elif question < i:
        print("Too low")
        x -= 1
        print(f"You have {x} attempts left")

    else:
        print("You guessed right")
        break

This is the other method...

import random


print("Welcome to the guessing number game.")
answer = random.randint(1, 100)

turns = 0
easy_turns = 10
hard_turns = 5


def difficulty():
    permission = input("Type 'hard' or 'easy' to set the difficulty : ")
    if permission == 'hard':
        return hard_turns
    elif permission == 'easy':
        return easy_turns


def guess_number(guess, answer, turns):
    if guess > answer:
        print("Too high")
        return turns - 1
    elif guess < answer:
        print("Too low")
        return turns - 1
    else:
        print("You are right")



def game():
    turns = difficulty()
    print(f"You have {turns} attempts left.")

    guess = 0
    while guess != answer:
        guess = int(input("Guess the number : "))
        turns = guess_number(guess, answer, turns)
        print(f"You have {turns} attempts left.")
        if turns == 0:
           print("You lose")
           return

game()