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PythagorasPi
PythagorasPi

Reputation: 77

python: import random for multiple question

I have already created a login(). Trying to ask a random question each time and if answered correctly to run login().

Below is the outline of what I am trying to do:

>>> def human_check():
question1 == raw_input('1+1=')#question.1#
while question1 !== '2':
    print 'sorry robot , try again'
else:
    return login()
question2 == raw_input('the cow jumped over the ....')#question.2#
while question2 !== '2':
    print 'sorry robot , try again'
else:
    return login()
import random
random.question

I imported the random module but how do I group the questions so that random. will work?

SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>>>

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1673

Answers (1)

Manny D
Manny D

Reputation: 20724

You can do something like this:

import random

questions = []
questions.append(("1+1=", "2"))
questions.append(("the cow jumped over the ....", "moon"))

def human_check():
    random_question = random.choice(questions)
    question, answer = random_question
    user_answer = raw_input(question)
    if user_answer != answer:
       print "Sorry, try again."
    else:
       return login()

Basically, if you maintain some list of questions, you can use random.choice to make a random selection from that list.

Upvotes: 3

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