Camellia wrote: > Well...It' doesn't, have you run it yet? Yes it does, and running it reflects that behavior.
> ini_guess = random.randrange(1) > list_guess = ['t', 'h'] > ini_guess = list_guess[ini_guess] random.randrange(1) will always return 0, so this will always initialize ini_guess to 't' > for item in list: > if item == ini_guess: > correct += 1 > elif item == 'h': > ini_guess = 't' > elif item == 't': > ini_guess == 'h' If item was 't', then correct is incremented and nothing else happens. ini_guess remains 't'. If item was 'h', ini_guess will be set to 't'. The final "elif item=='t':" branch will never be executed. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
