🔒 Random question number setter doesnt work

[cinder crater]

@mossy vortex

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[mossy vortex]

for ques in range (1, questions_count +1):
print("Current score:" + str(score))
print("Question " + str(ques)+ " of " + str(questions_count))

if ques == questions_count:
    print("Challenge question!")
    # Challenge now also respects difficulty range
    question_text = create_question(min_num, max_num)
else:
    question_text = create_question(min_num, max_num)

correct, time_taken = ask_question(question_text)
if correct:
    if ques == questions_count:
        points = max(20 - time_taken, 1)
    else:
        points= max(10 - time_taken, 1)
    score += points
    correct_answers += 1
    print("Correct! You took" ,time_taken, "seconds and earned",points, "points")
else:
    points = 0
    print("Incorrect! You took",time_taken, "seconds and earned",points, "points")
results.append((question_text, correct, time_taken, points))
print("Final score: "+ str(score))
print("Total correct answers: " +str(correct_answers))

total_questions =len(results)
total_time_taken = sum([entry[2] for entry in results])
average_time = round(total_time_taken / total_questions)
percentage = round((correct_answers / total_questions) *100)
print("\nTEST RESULTS")
print("Final score",score)
print("Correct answer rate:", percentage, "%")
print("Average reponse time:", average_time,"s")

print("Question\tCorrect\tTime")
question_number = 1
for entry in results:
if entry[1]:
correct_str = "Yes"
else:
correct_str= "No"
print(question_number,"\t\t", correct_str + "\t" + str(entry[2]), "s")
question_number +=1

[cinder crater]

Hey @mossy vortex!

Please edit your message to use a code block

```py
print('Hello, world!')
```

This will result in the following:

print('Hello, world!')```

[raw oracle]

And what's actually happening?

Also, the three backticks need to be on their own line

[mossy vortex]

so basically in this code, if easy is selected its supposed to set the minimum ammount of questions generated as 5, the max is 10, medium is supposed to be between 10 and 20, hard is between 15 and 50

[mossy vortex]

ohh im sorry

[raw oracle]

Yes, but what's actually happening?

What's your question?

[mossy vortex]

i cant get it that to work

like for some reason its not generating a random ammount of questions

[raw oracle]

You don't seem to ever call the functions.

[mossy vortex]

it always 5-10 for easy, 1-10 for medium and 1-15 for hard

[raw oracle]

Oh, nvm, the second code is different

[sour pine]

thats easy to programn in with a dictionary if u know those

!pastebin

[cinder crater]

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[sour pine]

can u shove ur entire code here btw please

[mossy vortex]

done

[raw oracle]

You need to paste the link here

[sour pine]

so now click paste and send us link please

[raw oracle]

There doesn't seem to be any code here that attempts to generate a random number of questions.

for ques in range (1, questions_count +1):

[mossy vortex]

ohhh

how do i fix it ive been like trying to find a fix it since yesterday 😭

[raw oracle]

You appear to know how to generate a random number already.

[mossy vortex]

yeah that bit was easy, i learnt it through youtube

how do i get it to generate a number inbetween set numbers, depeneding on wether the user selected easy, medium or hard

thats the hard bit

[raw oracle]

You're setting questions_count already depending on the difficulty.

[mossy vortex]

okay

i fixed it

thank yall so much <333

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