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Python Data-Science-Preview
This Python code defines a dice game with random number generation. It prints "Hello World" across three print statements and defines a dice rolling function that returns a random integer from 1 to 6. The game function then prompts the user for a guess, checks if it matches the dice roll, and informs the user if they win or lose before ending when the user enters -1.
Python Data-Science-Preview
- 9. print('Hello World') #print the 'Hello Worldn' py3 print('Hello ', end="") # print the 'Hello ' py3 print('World ', end="") # print the 'World' py3
- 10. import random max =6 min = 1 def dice(): return random.randint(min,max) def game(): while(1): print('Please input your guess of the dice (1~6), -1 to end the game:') guess=int (input()); if (guess == -1): break else: now_dice=dice() if(guess==now_dice): print('You Win') else: print('You loss') print('The dice is :', end="") print(now_dice) return # main game()