Ghost Game
from random import randint
print ('Ghost Game')
feeling_brave = True
score = 0
while feeling_brave:
ghost_door = randint (1, 3)
print ('Three doors ahead…')
print ('A ghost behind one.')
print ('Which door do you open?')
door = input ('3, 2, or 1?')
door_num = int('door')
if door_num == ghost_door:
print ('GHOST!')
feeling_brave = false
else:
print ('No ghost!')
print ('You enter the next room!')
score = score + 1
print ('Game over. You scored', score)

BlueCrayfish wrote:

Sorry, I only know Python 2, and not Python 3. Do you have an IDE with a Debugger or are you using an online compiler?

enspcds wrote:

I just started using Python, and made a simple game and checked over everything but it has an error. Can anybody help?

 Ghost Game 
from random import randint
print ('Ghost Game')
feeling_brave = True 
score = 0
while feeling_brave:
    ghost_door = randint (1, 3)
    print ('Three doors ahead...')
    print ('A ghost behind one.')
    print ('Which door do you open?')
    door = input ('3, 2, or 1?')
    door_num = int('door')
    if door_num == ghost_door:
        print ('GHOST!')
        feeling_brave = false
    else:
        print ('No ghost!')
        print ('You enter the next room!')
        score = score + 1
print ('Game over. You scored', score)

 
# Ghost Game # This needs to be a comment
from random import randint
print ('Ghost Game')
feeling_brave = True 
score = 0
while feeling_brave:
    ghost_door = randint (1, 3)
    print ('Three doors ahead...')
    print ('A ghost behind one.')
    print ('Which door do you open?')
    door = input ('3, 2, or 1?')
    door_num = int(door) # You need to use the door variable, NOT the string 'door'
    if door_num == ghost_door:
        print ('GHOST!')
        feeling_brave = false
    else:
        print ('No ghost!')
        print ('You enter the next room!')
        score = score + 1
print ('Game over. You scored', score)
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enspcds wrote:

I just started using Python, and made a simple game and checked over everything but it has an error. Can anybody help?

Ghost Game
from random import randint
print ('Ghost Game')
feeling_brave = True
score = 0
while feeling_brave:
ghost_door = randint (1, 3)
print ('Three doors ahead…')
print ('A ghost behind one.')
print ('Which door do you open?')
door = input ('3, 2, or 1?')
door_num = int('door')
if door_num == ghost_door:
print ('GHOST!')
feeling_brave = false
else:
print ('No ghost!')
print ('You enter the next room!')
score = score + 1
print ('Game over. You scored', score)

 ghost_door = randint (1,3)
                                                                                                                                          ^

BookOwl wrote:

enspcds wrote:

I just started using Python, and made a simple game and checked over everything but it has an error. Can anybody help?
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Here's my fixed version with comments explaining what I changed:

 
# Ghost Game # This needs to be a comment
from random import randint
print ('Ghost Game')
feeling_brave = True 
score = 0
while feeling_brave:
    ghost_door = randint (1, 3)
    print ('Three doors ahead...')
    print ('A ghost behind one.')
    print ('Which door do you open?')
    door = input ('3, 2, or 1?')
    while not door in ['1', '2', '3']: # Makes sure you inputted a valid number and not an arbitrary string / number
        door_num = int(door) # You need to use the door variable, NOT the string 'door'
    if door_num == ghost_door:
        print ('GHOST!')
        feeling_brave = False
    else:
        print ('No ghost!')
        print ('You enter the next room!')
        score += 1 # Saves time when writing. It is the same as "score = score + 1"
print ('Game over. You scored', score)
 

Savio-5002 wrote:

enspcds wrote:

I just started using Python, and made a simple game and checked over everything but it has an error. Can anybody help?

Ghost Game
from random import randint
print ('Ghost Game')
feeling_brave = True
score = 0
while feeling_brave:
ghost_door = randint (1, 3)
print ('Three doors ahead…')
print ('A ghost behind one.')
print ('Which door do you open?')
door = input ('3, 2, or 1?')
door_num = int('door')
if door_num == ghost_door:
print ('GHOST!')
feeling_brave = false
else:
print ('No ghost!')
print ('You enter the next room!')
score = score + 1
print ('Game over. You scored', score)

Hey I read that book!
There's a space in between randint and the numbers on the

 ghost_door = randint (1,3)
                                                                                                                                          ^

line.
And there needs to be hashtags on the first line, or you'll get a NameError. Can you specify the error, if that did not fix it?(e.g. NameError, SyntaxError, TypeError, errno 10035)

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Savio-5002 wrote:

enspcds wrote:

I just started using Python, and made a simple game and checked over everything but it has an error. Can anybody help?

Ghost Game
from random import randint
print ('Ghost Game')
feeling_brave = True
score = 0
while feeling_brave:
ghost_door = randint (1, 3)
print ('Three doors ahead…')
print ('A ghost behind one.')
print ('Which door do you open?')
door = input ('3, 2, or 1?')
door_num = int('door')
if door_num == ghost_door:
print ('GHOST!')
feeling_brave = false
else:
print ('No ghost!')
print ('You enter the next room!')
score = score + 1
print ('Game over. You scored', score)

Hey I read that book!
There's a space in between randint and the numbers on the

 ghost_door = randint (1,3)
                                                                                                                                          ^

line.
And there needs to be hashtags on the first line, or you'll get a NameError. Can you specify the error, if that did not fix it?(e.g. NameError, SyntaxError, TypeError, errno 10035)

define Promote underrated OSes
Windows Vista rules (100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000)%
Windows Me rules (100) %
Windows 8 doesn't deserve any promotion
Neither does Windows 7
Or any other but<not<Windows Vista[because it rules]>>
say [YAY WINDOWS VISTA!!!!]

Savio-5002 wrote:

enspcds wrote:

I just started using Python, and made a simple game and checked over everything but it has an error. Can anybody help?

Ghost Game
from random import randint
print ('Ghost Game')
feeling_brave = True
score = 0
while feeling_brave:
ghost_door = randint (1, 3)
print ('Three doors ahead…')
print ('A ghost behind one.')
print ('Which door do you open?')
door = input ('3, 2, or 1?')
door_num = int('door')
if door_num == ghost_door:
print ('GHOST!')
feeling_brave = false
else:
print ('No ghost!')
print ('You enter the next room!')
score = score + 1
print ('Game over. You scored', score)

Hey I read that book!
There's a space in between randint and the numbers on the

 ghost_door = randint (1,3)
                                                                                                                                          ^

line.
And there needs to be hashtags on the first line, or you'll get a NameError. Can you specify the error, if that did not fix it?(e.g. NameError, SyntaxError, TypeError, errno 10035)

lugga wrote:

Savio-5002 wrote:

enspcds wrote:

I just started using Python, and made a simple game and checked over everything but it has an error. Can anybody help?

Ghost Game
from random import randint
print ('Ghost Game')
feeling_brave = True
score = 0
while feeling_brave:
ghost_door = randint (1, 3)
print ('Three doors ahead…')
print ('A ghost behind one.')
print ('Which door do you open?')
door = input ('3, 2, or 1?')
door_num = int('door')
if door_num == ghost_door:
print ('GHOST!')
feeling_brave = false
else:
print ('No ghost!')
print ('You enter the next room!')
score = score + 1
print ('Game over. You scored', score)

Hey I read that book!
There's a space in between randint and the numbers on the

 ghost_door = randint (1,3)
                                                                                                                                          ^

line.
And there needs to be hashtags on the first line, or you'll get a NameError. Can you specify the error, if that did not fix it?(e.g. NameError, SyntaxError, TypeError, errno 10035)


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