Tag Archives: Python

It is now time to organize/refactor our code! When you begin, this is a strange process since the final code does the same as before. However, refactoring is the only way to create a code easy to maintain and expand.

In the previous post, the magic number is always the same. I propose now to introduce random numbers to change the magic number every time we launch the game. I also present imports and more on integers.

In previous posts, I only used strings and booleans. In this one, I use a new data type called “int” (for integer) that allows the storage and computation of natural numbers (numbers without a decimal part). I use them to … Continue reading →

The previous game only allows one try: you have to restart it to propose another word. In this post, I introduce loops, and I use them to repeat the game until the player finds the magic word.

Programs in the previous post always lead to the same result. Here, I show you the basics of branching, or how to change the flow of a program depending on cases.

In the first post, we saw how to install an IDE and how to display a message; it is time to add some interaction with the player.

In this series, I propose to discover Python and design patterns. The Python language is today one of the best language to discover programming. At the same time, I will also introduce design patterns, a collection of programming recipes that … Continue reading →