Help me to turn this into a function and make this infinite. [School project]

Question

Hey everyone, I need some help for my school project. I need to create a program that generates random numbers, shows them to you, and then asks you the result of the sum. If the answer is correct, it adds some points to the score, and if you fail, your score will remain the same, but another sum will appear. Then, I should be able to choose if I want to do the sum or If I want to exit the program.
Here is my code:

def Funcio1():
# Variables
puntuació = 0
usuari = str(input("Com et dius? "))
edat = str(input("Quina edat tens? "))
while True:
x = random.randint(0,10)
y = random.randint(0,10)
z = x + y
print (str(x) + "+" + str(y))
resultat = int (input())
if resultat == z:
print ("Correcte")
puntuació = puntuació + 5
print ("Tens aquests punts:", puntuació)
else:
if resultat != z:
print ("Malament!")
parar = input("Vols parar? ")
if parar == ("si" ):
print (usuari + ", has aconseguit " + str (puntuació) + " punts")
break
else:
continue

Sorry for the quality of the code, it's my first big projecte since I started learning python a month ago.

Answer 1

import random

While True:
... Your code

Answer 2

This will help you with using SQLite:

https://code.sololearn.com/cmTF25aA37Kk/?ref=app

Answer 3

Who now gets the grade for this project, whose answer was marked as the best?
What school do you attend? 😊

Answer 4

Hey everyone. Thank you for helping me to do this task. The teacher told me that I did a pretty good job so far.
However, I Will be probably needing your help in the future. The teacher told us to keep upgrading the program (using images, audios...) and this a new thing for me.
I hope I can rely on you!

Answer 5

You can do that infinite with:

while True:
#your code
if „input“ == „end“:
print("Breaking")
break
elif „input“ == „add“:
#your code for addition etc.

Answer 6

Alright. Thank you for helping me.
If I wanted to close the program, and then open it in another time, how could I keep the score?

Answer 7

Store in a file

Answer 8

Why do you want to store a integer state with SQLite

You could just write it in a file and read it later

Answer 9

Pol Cañadas Costa Here's the completed version of your code (also slightly modified by me):

score = 0
user = input("What's your name?\n")
while True:
x = random.randint(0,10)
y = random.randint(0,10)
sum = x + y
print (f"{x} + {y}")
if int(input()) == sum:
print("Correct\nTens aquests punts:", score)
score += 5
else:
print("Malament!\nWould you like to stop?")
if input("[Y/N]: ") == "Y": break
print(f"{user}, you have scored {score} points")

# Hope this helps

Answer 10

Addition to the Comment by Abs Sh: To read the score again, run

f = open("your_file", "r")
score = int(f.read())
f.close()

Answer 11

Just wrap your program in a while loop thus:

while True:
program codes

decision = input()
if decision == "e"
break #This stops the loop
else:
continue

👍

Answer 12

It's because you put r.adjust_for_ambient_noise after r.listen

Answer 13

Put all of it in "while True:" loop

as for stopping you can ask the user with input inside the while loop and if you want to stop just run the "break" command

Answer 14

How would you put it?

Answer 15

And now how could I stop it? Using break?

Answer 16

import random

score = 0

while True:
Your_code
stop = input("stop?")
if stop == "yes":
break
else:
continue

Answer 17

But how could I do It? Using SQLite?

Answer 18

I want to do that authomatically.
It should not need to write it by hand.

Answer 19

f = open('path_to_some_file', 'w')
f.write(str(score))
f.close()

Answer 20

you can also make it recursive