Here the same thing > def rock(self): > value = "rock" > computer_guess == random.choice(["scissors", "paper", "rock"])
> def scissors(self): > value = "scissors" > computer_guess == random.choice(["scissors", "paper", "rock"]) > def paper(self): > value = "paper" > computer_guess == random.choice(["scissors", "paper", "rock"]) In all three functions you have the line computer_guess == random.choice(["scissors", "paper", "rock"]) This line compares the (undefined) variable "computer_guess" against the result of the function call to random.choice. Even if computer_guess was defined, it would still discard the result of the comparison. Surely you mean to use only *one* equals sign. _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
