Day 15: 100 Days of Code: Loops

[@ayyamguari6134]

I am really loving this series. Building projects with fun comedy. Currently on Day 15. Thank you Replit and also bald man David haha😁😁

[@Podrick2Play]

ty replit

[@iaminfinityiq7182]

you roasted David or smth?

[@vinnieg6161]

Probably the longest I've ever held interest in something other than playing games

[@casualgamer3689]

. Started with some programming when i was 14 but never got the hang of it. I have now revisited my dream of wanting to code and having so much fun 🤩

[@jibbiriffs]

mine is
print('\033[34m==\033[33mAnimal Farm\033[34m==\033[0m')
uExit = ''
while uExit != 'yes':
animalInput = input('What animal do you want - cow, sheep, or duck? ').lower()
if animalInput == 'cow':
print('Moo 🐄 ')
elif animalInput == 'sheep':
print('bahh 🐏 ')
elif animalInput == 'duck':
print('quack 🦆 ')
else:
print("that's not a choice we've presented 😓 ")
uExit = input('Do you want to exit? ' ).lower()
if uExit == 'yes':
print('Later! Have a lovely day 💖')
Works nicely!

[@sandeepchotalia1131]

Short but basically giving the gist of the concept of the code
exit = " "
while exit != 'yes':
ans = input("Which animal do you want ? : ")
if ans == 'Cow':
print("A Cow goes Moooo..!!")
else:
print("A ",ans," goes Awooga ?")
print("")
exit = input("Do you want to exit ? ")
print("")

[@carrickcheah]

enjoy the way u present the tutorial.... feel enjoy, happy, n relax

[@fangyang5865]

For the loop, you can also use
mysum = 0
for i in range(1,1001):
mysum = mysum + i
print(mysum)
(1,1001 is just an example.)

[@7Life-lights]

This is the correct code:
I spent nearly 2 hours doing this, and I could not do it unless I saw Day 16:
Animal=''
while 'true':
Animal=input('What animal do you want?')
if Animal=='cow':
print('A cow goes moo')
elif Animal=='A lesser spotted lemur':
print('Ummm...the lesser spotted lemur goes awooga')
else:
print('I dont know that animal, try again')
exist=input('Do you want to exist?')
if exist=='yes':
break

[@Tan066]

This is the code I come up with:
animals = ""
while animals != "dog" and animals != "cat" and animals != "pig" and animals != "sheep" and animals != "horse":
animals = input("What animals do you want?: ")
if animals == "dog":
print("Dog goes Woof! woof!")
elif animals == "cat":
print("Cat goes meow!")
elif animals == "pig":
print("Pig goes Oink! Oink!")
elif animals == "sheep":
print("Sheep goes baa! Baa!")
elif animals == "horse":
print("Horse goes neigh neigh! ")
else:
print()
print(f'''{animals} is not on the list,
you may choose between dog, cat, pig, sheep and horse''')
print()
exit = ""
while exit != "yes" and exit != "exit":
print("")
exit = input("Exit?: ")

[@pathseven8398]

he didn't teach us %-formatting 😠

[@adiahheart9413]

Thank you so much! It was a little hard but not too hard! I had lots of fun!

[@replit]

Great job!

[@emilioarango3901]

exit = "NO"
while exit == "NO":
animal = input("what animal do you want? ")
if animal == "dog" or animal == "Dog":
print("Woof")
elif animal == "cat":
print("miua")
else:
print ("I don't know that animal")
exit = input("Exit?: ")

[@ArsonalTech]

Best toothy smile in the entire kingdom

[@mendonchenrique]

print('Farm Game')
print()
exit = ""
while exit != "yes":
animal = input('Choose an animal: ')
if animal == "dog":
print('Bark bark 🐶')
elif animal == "cat":
print('Miaaau 🐱')
elif animal == "cow":
print('Muuuu 🐮')
else:
print('Animal out of the list, choose between dog, cat or cow')
print()
exit = input('Do you wanna exit? ')
print()
print('Thanks for playing')

[@7Life-lights]

This what I found and am not sure if it's correct:
Animal=''
while 'true':
Animal=input('What animal do you want?')
if Animal=='cow':
print('A cow goes moo')
elif Animal=='A lesser spotted lemur':
print('Ummm...the lesser spotted lemur goes awooga')
exist=input('Do you want to exist?')
else:
print('I dont know that animal, try again')
if exist =='yes':
break

[@zurr9074]

animal_sounds = {
'Cow': 'moo',
'Bird': 'tweet',
'Cat': 'meow',
'Lion': 'roar',
'Rat': 'squeak'
}
while True:
animal = input("What animal would you like to hear?: ").capitalize()
if animal in animal_sounds:
print (f"A {animal} goes {animal_sounds[animal]}")
regen = input("Generate new sound? (yes/no): ").lower()
if regen == "no":
print ("Program Ending...")
break

[@Makisan321]

x = input("what animal do you want?: ")
if x == "cow":
print("moo")
else:
print("uhmmm, the",x,"says moooooo...?")
y = input("do you want to exit?: ")
while y != "yes":
print("pls")
y = input("do you want to exit?: ")
if y == "yes":
print("
:))))))")

[@vineetrathod94]

i have written this code but what's wrong i cant understand?
animal = input("what animal sound do u want? :")
if animal == "cow" or animal == "goat":
print("muhh")
counter = 0
while counter

[@kristianrjsYT]

I took your code, changed some things around, cleaned it up a bit and managed to make it work. Rather than having multiple loops and if statements I wrapped a single if, elif and else statement in 1 single while loop. I also used a string instead of an int for your looping condition. Sorry, I wish I could explain this better but I'm still a noob lol, here's what I did, hope it makes sense to you. Good luck!
exit = ""
while exit != "yes" :
animal = input("what animal sound do u want? :")
if animal == "cow" or animal == "goat":
print("muhh")
elif animal == "lion" or animal == "tiger":
print("roar")
else:
print("Sorry, please enter either cow, goat, lion, or tiger")
exit = input("Would you like to exit?")

[@ayradizem2770]

you need to add the keyword break in the end of your loops that it stop when it's true and it not show you the print of else , like this in your code :
animal = input("what animal sound do u want? :")
if animal == "cow" or animal == "goat":
print("muhh")
counter = 0
while counter

[@vineetrathod94]

@@ayradizem2770 i am stuck in day 28 task plz have a look at this...
import random
import time
import os
#print("Battle Time ⚔")
while True:
def character(name, type):
if type == 'human':
return random.randint(50, 75)
elif type == 'elf':
return random.randint(75, 100)
elif type == 'wizard':
return random.randint(100, 125)
elif type == 'orc':
return random.randint(125, 150)
name1 = input("Name ur Legend :")
print(name1)
type = input("Character type (human, elf ,wizard, orc) :")
print(type)
print()
health = character(name1, type)
print(f"{name1}'s health stats are {health}")
strength = character(name1, type)
print(f"{name1}'s strength stats are {strength}")
print()
print("Who are they Battling?")
print()
name2 = input("Name ur Legend :")
print(name2)
type = input("Character type (human, elf ,wizard, orc) :")
print(type)
print()
health = character(name2, type)
print(f"{name2}'s health stats are {health}")
strength = character(name2, type)
print(f"{name2}'s strength stats are {strength}")
character("name", "type")
os.system("clear")
print()
print("Let the battle Begin!!!")
def ran_side_dice():
return random.randint()
def char_health():
return ran_side_dice() * ran_side_dice() / 2 + 10
def char_strength():
return ran_side_dice() * ran_side_dice() / 2 + 12
def char_damage():
return ran_side_dice() * ran_side_dice() / 2 + 12
def return_stats(name1, name2):
return (f"{name1}'s health is {health1} and strength is {strength1} and {name2}'s health is {health2} and strength is {strength2}")
while True:
# Roll one six-sided dice for both characters
player1_dice = ran_side_dice()
player2_dice = ran_side_dice()
# The character who rolls the higher amount wins that round
if player1_dice > player2_dice:
print(f"{name1} wins this round!")
# Take that amount away from the loser's health
difference = abs(char_strength() - char_strength()) + 1
health -= difference
if health player2_dice:
print(f"{name1} wins this round!")
# Take that amount away from the loser's health
difference = abs(char_strength() - char_strength()) + 1
health -= difference
if health player1_dice:
print(f"{name1} loses this round!")
difference = abs(char_strength() - char_strength()) + 1
health -= difference
if health

[@ayradizem2770]

@@vineetrathod94 I'm just in 17 days then when I will arrived to 28 days I will see your code

[@matfrei9589]

# Day 15
exit=' '
while exit != 'y':
print('')
a = input('What animals do you want? ').lower()
a=a.strip(" ")
if a== 'cow':
print('A cow goes muuuuh.')
elif a == 'chicken':
print('A chicken goes tok tok.')
elif a == 'dog':
print ('A dog goes Wuff wuff')
else :
print(' ')
print('This animal name is not in my List')
print(' ')
exit= input('You want to finish ? y/n :')
print('*** finished ***')

[@wittx1234]

This is my code for the daily challenge. Am I doing it correctly?:
animal = ""
while animal != "cow":
print("a cow goes moo")
animal = input("What animal do you want ?: ")
if animal == "dog":
print("dog goes woof")
elif animal == "bird":
print("chip chip")
elif animal == "goat":
print("bah bah")
else:
print("have no idea what they sound like!")
exit == ""
while exit != "no":
print("no")
exit = input("do you want to exit?: ")
animal = ""
while animal != "lesser spotted lemur":
print("Ummm...the Lesser Spotter Lemur goes awooga.")
animal= input("What animal do you want?: ")
if animal == "donkey":
print("hee haw!")
elif animal == "baboon":
print("hoot hoot!")
elif animal == "pig":
print("oink oink!")
else:
print("sorry, can't imitate their noises!")

[@maissaelkadi6293]

Hi small question 😊. Can someone explain to me why in the first bit of code we write '+=1'? And why simply writing '+1' doesn't work

[@lara-pn7cq]

the = is meant to reassign a new value to the counter variable! so you're adding 1 and reassigning the value all in one step with +=1

[@Acking1.2.0]

heres mine without the exit
animal = input("What animal would you like to hear: ")
if animal == "cow":
print("MOOO: ")
if animal == "Cow":
print("MOOO: ")
if animal == "Pig":
print("Oink Oink: ")
if animal == "pig":
print("Oink Oink: ")
if animal == "sheep":
print("Bheee: ")
if animal == "Sheep":
print("Bheee: ")
if animal == "Horse":
print("Huuuh huuh: ")
if animal == "horse":
print("Bheee: ")
if animal == "snake":
print("szzz szzz: ")
if animal == "Snake":
print("szzz szzz: ")
if animal == "Dog":
print("rugh rugh: ")
if animal == "dog":
print("rugh rugh: ")
if animal == "Cat":
print("Miao Miao: ")
if animal == "Cat":
print("Miao Miao: ")

[@underwhip5]

wrote a nice clean simple code for anyone needing an answer
exit_game = ''
while exit_game != 'no': #FIRST setup the exit Parameters
animal = input ('

What animal do you want?:')
if animal == 'cow':
print ('
A cow goes MOOOOOO')
elif animal == 'lemur':
print ('
Ummm... a Lemur goes awoooooga')
elif animal == 'dog':
print ('
A dog goes wuff wuff wuff')
elif animal == 'duck':
print ('
A duck goes quackity quack')
elif animal == 'cat':
print ('
A cat goes MEOOOOW')
else:
print ('
I am sorry I do not know what that sound that animal makes
Please try something different :)!!')
exit_game = input ('

Would you like to try another animal?')
if exit_game == 'no':
print('Later! Have a great day')

[@bulletplayzzd6342]

3:25 what happened there?

[@SadisticFrog]

Well, this one was slightly easier. Although David almost crashed his computer

[@inhtran3687]

print("\033[32m","WELCOME TO THE ZOO!""\033[0m")
exit = ""
while exit != "yes":
animal = input("Which animal do you choose? We have Dog, Cow, and Cat. ")
if animal == "Dog":
print("A dog goes gau gau")
elif animal == "Cow":
print("A cow goes moo")
elif animal == "Cat":
print("A cat goes meow meow")
else:
print("We don't have this animal here")
exit = input("Do you want to exit? ")
if exit == "yes":
print("Bye bye! See you!");

[@user-xt8cv4sx5k]

How do I add the emoji in my code like that

[@ozonehephzibah6949]

On Windows, hold down your "Windows" key then press full stop key ".", the emoji window will popup

[@mousammehta]

I tried 100,000. It took forever to end

[@manliofaviomascarenosigala3651]

I tried this adding a bit more:
lista = ["gato","perro"]
lista_2 = ["Meoow meoow meoow","Woof woof woof"]
animales = ""
while animales != lista[0] and animales != lista[1]:
animales = input("Ingresa un animal para escuchar su sonido: ")
print()
if animales == lista[0]:
print("{}".format(lista_2[0]))
elif animales == lista[1]:
print("{}".format(lista_2[1]))
else:
print()
print("El animal {} no se encuentra en el listado, intenta con gato o perro".format(animales))
print()
finalizar = ""
while finalizar != "si" and finalizar != "no":
print()
finalizar = input("Deseas finalizar?: ")
if finalizar == "si":
print()
print("Adios!")
else:
print()
finalizar_2=""
while finalizar_2 != "no" and finalizar_2 !="si":
finalizar_2 = input("¿Quieres saber algo curioso?")
print()
if finalizar_2 == "si":
print("La base de la física cuántica nos dice que no podemos saber simultáneamente la velocidad y posición de una partícula con precisión. Esto rompe con la idea determinista que todo puede ser predecido. Para ello se realizan varias predicciones y al final se saca una probabilidad de un evento")
print("Adios!!")
elif finalizar_2 == "no":
print("Adioooos!")

[@nacholaplace9090]

consulta el determinismo de laplace, (ta bonito tu código)