So I can actually learn about loops or if statements and fix this? I am indeed quite lazy.

Instead of saying that, can you actually help?...

In my game.. When I type in "3" as the code, and then type in "3" as the answer... It says "try again", which is the opposite of what is supposed to happen as I typed in 3 and 3. print("Hello, welcome to THE C0D3, please read rules and directions before playing") print("Hello, boss... Welcome back, ...

What I mean by "spamming" is that the player can just keep spamming keys... For example, you can spam "6" and then "enter".. If you do that, it'll break the game and exit.

On my game, people can spam the codes and just break it.... How do I make it so spamming is prevented or isn't dangerous to my game? print ("Welcome to THE C0D3, please read the rules & directions before playing this fun and........ VERY FRUSTRATING GAME.") A = input('HEY BOSS, I FORGOT.. WHAT EXACT...

I want the part where you type in a code disapear.
Also, I am running this on a "new file"... I don't really know what it is called, but I'm running it on 3.6.1

Heres my code, I want the text to disapear after a second. print ("Welcome to THE C0D3, please read the rules & directions before playing this fun and exciting game.") O = input('Hey Boss, I forgot... What exactly was your name? ') print ('Hello, welcome back to the job, ', O) question1 = input ("Wh...

I don't know what the errors are but... Heres my code: print ("Welcome to THE C0D3") x = input('What is your name, Boss? ') print ('Hello ', x) QB = input("What is the code, make it secure!") import time def: countdown(n): while n > 0: print (n) n = n - 1 if n ==0: print ('TIMES UP!!!') countdown(12...

I am getting a Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero W... I am a student making a project with it... I need some help. The game I am making is basically where one person types in a code, and the other person tries to guess it.. When it is correctly guessed, it will flash some LEDs. There is a time limit of 1.5 min...