Python scripting

Performance Assessment 2.4 – Input, Output and Processing

Task 1 – Input from the user

Open the Python 3.10 Integrated Development Learning Environment (IDLE) and create a new project named, GuessNumber

Have the computer select a random number with the following commands:

from random import randint

print(“<Your Student number>”)

num = randint(1,9)

user_guess = 0

Create a loop that will check to see if the user_guess is the same as the random number

while user_guess != num:

Inside the loop get a guess from the user and check to see if the guess is lower than the number

user_guess = int(input(“Enter a guess from 1 to 9: “))

if user_guess < num:

print(“Guess is low”)

elif user_guess > num:

print(“Guess is high”)

else:

print(“You guessed it!”)

Keep running the program until you get one Guess is high, Guess is low, and you guessed it response.

Deliverables for Task 1

· Screenshot of your GuessNumber program

· Screenshot of the results of running your program.

Task 2 – Adding a counter

Now you will add a counter to keep track of the number of guesses.

Before your looping statement add a counter with

guess = 0

Add the counter statement inside the loop (before the if statements):

guess += 1

Change the winning statement to:

print(f”You guessed it! You won in {guess} guesses!”)

Deliverables for Task 2

· Screenshot of your GuessNumber program

· Screenshot of the results of running your program.