[Lockheed]

Hey HF, im having some problems with EasyGui and im not able to get a whole lot of help from my lecturer because of what time it is.

basically im making a number guessing game with python and using easygui for the GUI/Display, ive got everything sorted except error management. what i mean by this is im using integerbox() for number input and each attempt made makes the guess count +=1, however when you enter letters into the integer box the guess count does not increase by one, does anybody know how i can fix this?
attached is part of the task sheet which is most relevant.

i appreciate all relevant input

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In the Magic Number game the computer thinks of a number between 1 and 100. The user then guesses a number and the computer responds with the correct response. The computer’s available responses are:
The number is higher
The number is lower
You guessed correctly
This continues until the user gets the right answer. The number of guesses is then displayed. Your program must be able to handle the user typing in characters not numbers. How you handle this is up to you but it should not crash your program.
Hints:
• There is a library called random to generate the number. It is pretty easy to use. Google it to see how it works
• Use Enter boxes and Message boxes from Easy GUI for your displays
• You should use try except when getting information from the user who might not type in what you expect. Your program should just accept this and move on. A good way to do this would be to create a function called safe_enter_box which will return the correct number in the right range or else a standard response like 0.
• Try to write this as a well-structured program.
• You might want to use the endless loop structure with a break if the user guesses the correct number.

[WolfNero]

Can you PM me the code? I'll try to help you

[Goodies]

Didn't really read all of the rules but whipped this up.