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Hello, everyone. I'm 29 yo and more, than two years ago I was introduced to Linux, so I started tinkering with it, learnt how to Arch Linux (btw) and work with standalone xorg window managers (at first) and then - wayland compositors. Two years have passed, and I decided I want to join the IT world and acquire skills to find a job in this field, as well as write my own projects and provide assistance with the existing one. Python is my first programming language, although I have some experience with bash and, if I refresh my memory, css. Once I'm proficient with python, I plan to start learning C++ as an open source project, I'm interested in, is written in this language.

Below is my challenge solution for day 2. The most notable thing is - I used random.choice() to pick a random entry from a list, instead of random.randint() function.

import random

print("Guess the secret ingredient")

ingredients = ["sugar", "eggs", "carrot", "cheese", "pepper", "chocolate", "rice"]

secret_ingredient = random.choice(ingredients)

right_guess = False

no_attempts = 0


while not right_guess:
    user_guess = input("What's the secret ingredient?\n type one of: sugar, eggs, carrot, cheese, pepper, chocolate, rice\n Your choice: ")
    no_attempts += 1

    if user_guess == secret_ingredient:
        print(f"Correct!\nIt took you {no_attempts} attempts to guess")
        right_guess = True
    else:
        print(f"Wrong! Try again.\nAttempt: {no_attempts}")

[vehutech]

This is awesome implementation. Great work chief, and chef🥁🚀🚀🚀