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i need my program to print the score of 2 dice added together five times

import random

def main():
username = input('username')
password = input('password')
if username == 'brandon' and password == 'pass':
print('welcome')
random_dice()
else:
print('nah try again')
main()

def random_dice():
roledice = input ('when ready to roledice type start')
if roledice == 'start':
print('roling dice 2 dice ')
die1 = random.randint(1,6)
die2 = random.randint(1,6)
score = print(die1+die2)
else:
print('tryagain')

if __name__ == "__main__":
main()

for i in range(1,5):
random_dice()

Reply 1

Tootles

You're printing the values added as a single value. Can't you convert die1 and die2 to a string? Or use a %d operator so you can print('%d %d', die1, die2) ...?

What the hell language even is this?

Reply 2

PossiblyNotGod

you could do it as vectors

import numpy as np

die_one_vec = np.random.randint(1,7, size=5)
die_two_vec = np.random.randint(1,7, size=5)
addi_dice_vec = die_one_vec + die_two_vec

print('first die', die_one_vec)
print('second die', die_two_vec)
print('added dice', addi_dice_vec)

--- output ----
first die [3 5 2 5 4]
second die [1 6 3 5 2]
added dice [ 4 11 5 10 6]

(edited 5 years ago)

Reply 3

brandongiles55

what do you mean what language is this

Reply 4

PossiblyNotGod

Original post by brandongiles55

what do you mean what language is this

Original post by Tootles

You're printing the values added as a single value. Can't you convert die1 and die2 to a string? Or use a %d operator so you can print('%d %d', die1, die2) ...?

What the hell language even is this?

it's Python