Skip to main content

Getting the Word Length

Today, let's look into another function which constitutes the working of the game.
      So, the second function we are going to see is to get the minimum word length from the user.
Here, user will enter his word preferred word length to increase his chances of winning and saving himself.
Lets get to the code part!
CODE:
    def get_min_word_length():
    """Get user-inputted minimum word length for the game."""
    while True:
        min_word_length = input(
            'Choose minimum word length [2-16] ')
        try:
            min_word_length = int(min_word_length)
            if 2 <= min_word_length <= 16:
                return min_word_length
            else:
                print('{0} is not between 4 and 16'.format(min_word_length))
        except ValueError:
            print('{0} is not an integer between 4 and 16'.format(
                min_word_length))

As you can see, we are asking the user to choose the minimum which is from 2-16, and if the word length is not in between the range it will display the error message!
Looks easy right? Well, it is easy!
We still have more functions to discuss till then sit tight and keep learning!
                                          -Shreepad Sapate(L-60)




Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The output!

So here we arrive at the OUTPUT ! When you run the code in any Python IDE you will get results as follows: We are planning to put a video explaining each part of the source code in the next and final post for this blog. So, do visit again! Happy Learning!                                                             -Kartik Mehetre
6 comments
Read more

Project Documentation

Course Project Title: HANGMAN GAME in Python Description: An interactive game of Hangman developed using python(an object programming language).The project consists of a number of functions used in the game by making use of inbuilt Python libraries.The game offers the user to choose number of attempts and also shows a graphical output. Link for project report: here Final Code File :  Python Code Topic 1: Hangman graphic function Presentor's info:  Name: Siddhesh Ramajgol Div: TY-L Roll no: 57 GR.no : 1710081 Video Link:   Hangman Graphic Function Topic 2: Get no.of attempts and word length Presentor's info:  Name:  Kartik Mehetre Div: TY-L Roll no: 47 GR.no :  1710382 Video Link:  No.of attempts and word length Topic 3: Get next letter and display words Presentor's info:  Name: Shreya Uttarwar Div: TY-L Roll no: 69 GR.no :  1710360 Video Link:  Get next letter and display ...
13 comments
Read more

Getting started with coding

It's been while since we posted! So,let's continue our project. One of the essential data structures that we'll be using extensively is "SETS" in python. Just for the essence,here's a quick look at it: ******** CODE *********       my_list = [] my_set = set() my_list.append('a') my_set.add('a') print(my_list)  # Output: ['a'] print(my_set)  # Output: {'a'} my_list.append('b') my_set.add('b') print(my_list)  # Output: ['a', 'b'] print(my_set)  # Output: {'b', 'a'} my_list.append('a') my_set.add('a') print(my_list)  # Output: ['a', 'b', 'a'] print(my_set)  # Output: {'b', 'a'} ******** END ********** The reason behind using SETS over LISTS is elements in a set are unique and unordered. By using this data structure,we can build our vocabulary for the application. Learn more about SETS in python : https://...
2 comments
Read more