This Turing question is getting me confused!~ @_@

[Tubby_Kat]

I've just started Turing so please don't bug me about how dumb I am on Turing, but I really need help on this problem. My older brother (who thinks he is the best at everything on Turing and any other computer program) told me to do this "simple" layout on turing.

I even know how to start this...if you can please help me with the minor steps in the problem, it would be very appreciated...

Make a program that makes the computer choose a random number between 1 and 100. The user has to guess the number. If it is wrong, then tell them if the answer was too high or too low. then the user can guess again. This will go on until the number the user gives the program is correct.

I know how to do the beginning and random numbers (with Turing Tutorials), but everything is so confusing to me. (I just started using Turning for a few days)

Mod Edit: Comic Sans? Seriously?

[saltpro15]

you're going to use a command called Rand.Int to generate the numbers, and a loop and if statement, and it'll look like this

code:

var num : Rand.Int (1,100) var guess : int loop get guess if guess < num then %do something elsif guess = num then % do something else exit elsif guess > num % do something else end if end loop

hope that helps

[Insectoid]

you forgetted exit when saltpro15.

[Tony]

uhh... guys -- http://compsci.ca/v3/viewtopic.php?t=20333

[Tubby_Kat]

Oh...so randint is used for random numbers and stuff...cool...Thanks guys! I totally get it now!

[saltpro15]

hey Tony I didn't give him the answer, he still has to do some work. and no problem tubby_kat