Question 2 code didn't work
What is wrong with my answer
secret_number = '8'
guess = input('guess the number! Hint: it\'s between 1 and 10\
\n >>>> ')
guess = int(guess)
if guess == secret_number :
print('It\'s 8! You\'re right.')
elif guess > secret_number and guess <= 10:
print('It\'s too high. Sorry you lose')
elif guess < secret_number and guess >= 1:
print('It\'s too low. Sorry you lose')
else:
print('You\'r not a winner')
Hey Ahmed,
Thank you for reaching out.
The error you get reads:
'>' not supported between instances of 'int' and 'str'
This means you have put the '>' symbol between an integer and a string variable. Or, in other words, you are trying to compare an integer with a string.
Notice your definition of the secret_number variable - a string with the number 8. Now study your definition of the guess variable - it's a string that you've then converted to an integer. In your if-statements, therefore, you are comparing an integer (guess) with a string (secret_number).
The only change you need to make to run your code successfully is to change the first line of code from
secret_number = '8'
to
secret_number = 8
In that way, you'll compare an integer variable with another integer.
Hope this helps.
Kind regards,
365 Hristina
