Learn Python Online in 100 Days - Week 3, Day 2

May 15, 2023#python学习49

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The text discusses the author's satisfaction with a small game they have written. They explain that they have learned about combining "True" and "break" in a while loop, which allows them to have fewer variables and clearer logic. The code provided asks the user three questions and determines if they are a true northerner based on their answers.

Record#

Continue learning while loops. Today I learned the combination of True and break, which can reduce the use of a variable and some code, and make the logic clearer.
The T in True must be capitalized, and the break statement should be inside the while loop.
I am very satisfied with the small game I wrote, hahaha, it's quite interesting.

CODE#

print("Are you really from the north? ")
print("Let's determine if you are really from the north through 3 tests. ")
while True:
    n1 = int(input("How much does a cup of Gongting Yuyue wine cost? "))
    n2 = int(input("How much does a big hammer cost? "))
    n3 = int(input("How much does a small hammer cost? "))
    if n1 != 180 and n2 != 80 and n3 != 40:
        print("You are a fake northerner!")
        break
    else:
        print("You are a real northerner")
        break