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Now you need to compare the user input to the magic number and inform the user if the guess was too high, too low, or correct: if user_guess == magic_number: print "Correct!" break elif user_guess < magic_number: print "Too low, try again."
Python. Got: my_float = round (3.3312, 2) while True: guess = float (input ("Guess my number: ")) if guess > round (my_float, 2): print ("Too high!") elif guess < round (my_float, 2): print ("Too low!") elif round (guess,2) == round (my_float, 2): print ("Correct!") break. print ("Great job guessing my number!")
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Exercise: Higher/Lower
If not, you can start with the original Higher/Lower code form the previous exercise. this one just requires you to get a float from the user instead of an int, and use rounding to 2 decimal places. to round, the code looks like this:
