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How to Code a Number Guess Game With Python.

How to Code an Advanced Number Guess Game with Python. banner of the game by me:) Hello everyone, I am sure you have played the Number Wordle (Number Guess) Game. Have you ever wanted to create your own number guess game? If yes, this is the time.  It is a game like a wordle to friends who don't know what a number guess game is. The Computer generates a random number; all you have to do is guess that number. If your guess is correct you are rewarded with some points and granted access to higher levels. With Python, you can code this very easily, and let's get started. At this level, we will create a CLI game so that you can understand the basics, and let's move to GUI when you are ready. Prerequisites. All you need is Python and if you have not installed Python yet, visit  https://www.python.org/downloads/ and download the appropriate Python version for you. Getting Started. Create an ASCII banner. First, we want a banner to show the user when they enter the game. It will ...

How to generate a random string with Python.

Photo by Pixabay. Hello everyone, welcome back to my blog. Today I will talk about how to generate a random string with Python. As a developer developing random strings is a vital task. I am working on a simple URL shortener app with Django. I will bring another article on that project as well. Before getting started, don't forget to subscribe to my blog using the subscribe button in the top-right corner. Importing modules. To get our job done, we have to import two important modules. They are built-in and no need to use PIP to install. random module. string module. here we use the random module to choose some random characters which are provided by the string module. you can use the following piece of code to import them. import random import string Writing the function To generate the random string we can create a function that returns the random string whenever we call. def create_string ( size = 10 , chars = string . ascii_lowercase + string . digits ):     return ...