Cool! What’s your account called?i do!
astrawlf14Cool! What’s your account called?
Iw1424. kinda lame nameastrawlf14
wbu?
from random import randint
from random import randint
minval=0
maxval=0
random=0
tempmin=0
tempmax=0
while True:
try:
minval=int(input("What is the minimum value for the RNG? "))
#Space is there so it would look neater
except ValueError:
print("I'm just going to assume you want the min value to be 1")
minval=1
#In case the user inserts a string
try:
maxval=int(input("What is the maximum value for the RNG? "))
except ValueError:
print("I'm just going to assume you want the max value to be 100")
maxval=100
if minval>maxval:
tempmin=minval
tempmax=maxval
minval=tempmax
maxval=tempmin
random=randint(minval, maxval)
print("The RNG randomly picked " + str(random))
thats not lame lolIw1424. kinda lame name
Yeah a lot of people seem to utilise limited resources incredibly well.I used to love scratch as a kid, and nowadays I'm actually blown away by what some people are capable of doing in what you'd expect to be an ultra-simplistic engine. I've seen full 3d demonstrations done in scratch which is just crazy
I've seen people on Scratch, like -_Galaxy_- create better games than big companies.I used to love scratch as a kid, and nowadays I'm actually blown away by what some people are capable of doing in what you'd expect to be an ultra-simplistic engine. I've seen full 3d demonstrations done in scratch which is just crazy
I mean creativity is inspired by limitations. Innovations happen that exact way.I've seen people on Scratch, like -_Galaxy_- create better games than big companies.