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Lofi
Lofi

Reputation: 21

How to print out the same returned value of a Random.Randint() function

I would like some assistance in figuring out a way to print out the same number that was generated by a Random.randint() function. I first assigned the value to a variable, like so:

randomPersuade = random.randint(200,5000)

The problem is that now I have to print out the same value that was returned from this function twice in 2 different print statements

userDecide2=input("Since you decided to keep the box, I will offer you" ,randomPersuade, "for the box.\nYes to keep and No to collect the cash amount")

and

print("You decided to collect the cash amount of", randomPersuade, "Enjoy!")

How would I adjust it that I print out the same value twice, and later I would have to generate a few other sets of random integers and do the same thing, would I have to create another RandomPersuade(2,3,4,5 etc)? Won't the function generate a new value for the 2nd print statement? I would test this out myself but I would have to complete the rest of the code before I can do so, which will take a while. Any help that can be given will be much appreciated, thanks!

Upvotes: 0

Views: 523

Answers (1)

Rahil Hastu
Rahil Hastu

Reputation: 558

As you have already assigned a value for the variable randomPersuade = random.randint(200,5000) its value won't change unless you do randomPersuade = random.randint(200,5000) again.

Till then, the value for the variable remains unchanged, and you can use it multiple times without its value being changed

Upvotes: 3

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