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Why does the first item in the list come out as incorrect ?

When given the question with the first item (1<5) in the list. Inputing the answer 5 which is stored in another list gives me incorrect, the rest of the items in list work perfect. Iā€™m still in intermediate level in python. Does somehow know whatā€™s wrong with my code? https://code.sololearn.com/ci4diCz290kU/?ref=app

7th May 2022, 6:45 AM
ozzy
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Rearrange your list, inside each quotation Marks seperate them with commas The greater than sign is a comparism operator and will only give you a Boolean value import random question_string = ["5, 1", "2, 1", "3, 1"] question_answers = [5 , 2 , 3] a = random.choice(question_string) print(a) for i in a: a == question_answers user_input = input("Which number is bigger?: ") for x in a: if x == user_input: print("Correct") break else: print("Incorrect") break Also try to write the larger values before the smaller value
9th May 2022, 2:44 AM
cheta
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Hi You need to convert your input into an integrer for comparison and also you need to check for the specific location. I am a beginner myself so excuse me for messing up your code, but this seems to work: import random question_string = ["1<5", "2>1", "3>1"] question_answers = [5, 2, 3] a = random.choice(question_string) print(a) y= question_string.index(a) for i in a: a == question_answers user_input = input("Which number is bigger?: ") print(user_input) stuff= question_answers[y] print (stuff) if int(stuff) == int(user_input): print("correct") else: print("incorrect") print(user_input) print(stuff) for x in a: if x == stuff: print("Correct") break else: print("Incorrect") break
7th May 2022, 7:32 AM
Dr. Steffen Lesle
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You can try this code I wrote, I made it a loop with continue and break statement so the program doesn't end when user input wrong answer I'm also a beginner and I hope this helps import random while True: numbers = ["4, 6", "7, 8", "10, 2", "4 ,20"] answers = ["6", "8", "10", "20"] incorrect_answers = ["4", "7", "2"] a = random.choice(numbers) print(a) userinput = input("Enter the bigger number: ") if userinput in answers: print(userinput, "Is the correct answer!") break elif userinput in incorrect_answers: print(userinput, "is not the correct answer, try again") continue else: print("Invalid input, try again!")
9th May 2022, 3:30 AM
cheta
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