Chris wrote:
> Ok as I see it, it's should go like this:
>
> Print 'Think of a number between 1 and 100, and let me guess it'
>
> Type1 = input ('Type 1 if I am high')
> Type2 = input ('Type 2 if I am low')
> Type3 = input ('Type 3 if I am dead on')
This will ask for three different inputs which is not what you want. Can
you modify it to ask for input just once?
>
> I can't seem to get the guts of it. I assume that there are 3 if statements
> and a while statement.
That sounds about right.
>
> guess
>
> While x !=
> If guess
OK, you have some of the pieces. Maybe it would help to write a more
detailed pseudocode. I think it might be:
ask the user to pick a number
wait for the user to pick a number
pick a starting guess
loop:
tell the user my guess
ask if the guess is correct
if the guess is correct
congratulate myself
quit
if the guess is too high
pick a lower guess
if the guess is too low
pick a higher guess
Can you turn this into code?
Kent
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