Whta’s up Codecademy peepz
So I’m working on my “Game of Chances project” and I wanted to know if anyone out-there knows how can I make my second ‘if statement’ equal to an integer that it is still to be selected/define ?
I wrote what I want to do in UPPER CASES , to make it easier to understand what I want to accomplish.
Thanks in advance
def roul(bet, choice):
color =["Red", "Black"]
color_result = random.choice(color)
number = random.randint(0,37)
if bet > 0 and money > 0:
print("Please place you bet.")
print("You bet $" + str(bet))
print("No more bets.")
if (choice == "Red") or (choice =="Black") or **(CHOICE == INTR())** or (choice == "Even") or (choice == "Odd"):
print("You bet on: " + choice)