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Completed Unnecessary hard game

Posted on April 22, 2020April 24, 2020 by Stephen Wilde

*** UPDATE 24 April 2020: Due to this actually being quite popular, I am going to be updating this to be a full game with more levels and penalties for using cheats. I hope to launch the new one within a few days **** The numbers game I made is Continue Reading

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Update to Unnecessary hard game

Posted on April 22, 2020April 22, 2020 by Stephen Wilde

I have made some slight modifications to Unnecessary hard game. The changes are: Reworded some print statments Changed the colouring of the text depending on the answer you gave Put in a goto statement so the game will restart upon correct guess

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i = 20
o = 22

print(f"This block is very special it was written in Python and displayed with Python thanks to PyScript it can even do math. So to explain I made an int i = 20 and int o = 22 and made it work it out see!: {i+o}")

The code I used for the above block
<py-script> 
i = 20
o = 22

print(f"This block is very special it was written in Python and displayed with Python thanks to PyScript it can even do math. So to explain I made an int i = 20 and int o = 22 and made it work it out see!: {i+o}")

</py-script>
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