So far this is what I have got.
import random
answer1=(\"Absolutely!\")
answer2=(\"No way Pedro!\")
answer3=(\"Go for it tiger.\")
answer4=(\"There\'s different
Try adding a loop like this to your code:
restart = ''
while restart.upper() not in ['NO', 'N', 'EXIT']:
# ...
# Your code here
# ...
restart = input("Would you like to try again?")
This is essentially initializing restart as an empty string. Then the loop is only going to start while restart != 'NO'
. At the end of the loop we're getting a new value from the user for restart
so that if they say 'no'
or 'n'
the loop won't start again.
There are lots of other ways to do this, such as the inverse where you could check to see if the user entered a positive answer ('yes'
or 'y'
) or putting a break
if they say 'no'
.
Hopefully this gets you started.