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#your code goes here score = 100 shot = 1 i = input() while shot <= 4: if i == "hit": score + 10 shot += 1 elif i == "miss": score + -20 shot =+ 1 print (score) I can’t understand why my output is 100 on the first problem use case in which the input is as follows: hit miss hit miss Upon running my code output is 100 And this is after I edited the code multiple times finding errors and slimming the code each time, as far as I understand it should be 80??? What am I missing here ???

4th Sep 2021, 3:35 AM
Walter T. Jarvis III
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Your score variable is never changed. Replace score + 10 in the if block with score += 10 and replace score +- 20 in the elif block with score -= 20 You also have to put the input statement inside the while statement or you will have only one input.
4th Sep 2021, 3:47 AM
Simon Sauter
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Simon Sauter it's answer cover all points but also,in elif statement You write shot =+1 instead write shot +=1
4th Sep 2021, 5:01 AM
Yash Wable 🇮🇳
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score = 100 shot = 0 while shot <= 4: i = input() if i == "hit": score += 10 shot += 1 elif i == "miss": score -=20 shot += 1 print (score) So here is my updated code and yet the output now is : Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usercode/file0.py", line 5, in <module> i = input() EOFError: EOF when reading a line I really appreciate your help, patients and understanding, with me on this, I have a bad habit of needing to understand in depth why something does or doesn't work, Im working on changing my career and come from an HVAC/mechanical services background
4th Sep 2021, 5:41 AM
Walter T. Jarvis III
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https://code.sololearn.com/cs977n5taMEJ/?ref=app Vicum Velit See this you put the variable i = input() in wrong place that's why you got the problem You have to place it when all variables are declared don't put it in functions like if , while.etc See this code And understand it And if any problems in understanding ask me in messages And also I updated your code I also included else in it because when you someone put integer in then it will come no output that's why always put else statement at last Happy Coding!
4th Sep 2021, 6:09 AM
<★Shaurya Chauhan★>(ACTIVE AGAIN✌😇🙃)
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See I copied and pasted that code for the exercise and still not getting the correct output (now 150) score = 100 shot = 0 i = input() while shot <= 4: if i == "hit": score += 10 shot += 1 elif i == "miss": score -=20 shot += 1 print(score) The first test case inputs are: hit miss hit miss Says that the output should be 80 The second test cast has inputs of: miss miss miss hit My output is 0 it says the output should be 50 Im so lost cause by my current understanding the code should work, yet its not and im tempted to just copy and paste the correct answer listed in discussions, however I just can not see why my coder is not working compared to this code which is listed and runs, I just can't see why mine does not score = 100 I = 0 while I<4: shot = input() if shot=="hit": score+=10 elif shot=="miss": score-=20 I+= 1 print (score) or is it that sololearn requires the answers to be coded exact to the answers shown in code section ?? I just can't understand and im not going to be satisfied till I know why my output is not working so I know not make the same mistake in the future if I am.... once again I greatly appreciate your time and help as I look forward to being able to do the same for others in the future once I can
4th Sep 2021, 6:45 AM
Walter T. Jarvis III
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Hi Vicum! In your updated code, there is an some extra space found before elif and variable I. You can just remove it and see the result. Here it is your working code score = 100 I = 0 while I<4: shot = input() if shot=="hit": score+=10 elif shot=="miss": score-=20 I+= 1 print (score)
5th Sep 2021, 2:23 AM
Python Learner
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