Question

Your program will choose a random 4 digit number as the secret number. Your program must prompt the user to enter a 4 digit number as their guess. The program will respond with a message indicating how many of the digits in the user's guess are the same as the digit in the same position in the secret number. For example, if the secret number is 3749, and the user's guess is 9753, then the program would respond with the message You matched 1, because only one of the digits (the 7) in the user's guess is the same as the digits in the same position in the secret number. The program will allow the user to continue to enter guesses until they guess the correct secret number. mere presente la memories more than more than After the user has entered the secret number, the programevill output a count of the total number of guesses the user took to find the secret number. Then the program will ask the user if they would like to play again. If the user answers "yes", then the program will choose another random 4 digit number and play continues as described above. Here's an example interaction (user input in bold): ----- MASTERMIND ----- Guess the 4 digit number! Guess 1: 0000 You matched 0 Guess 2: 1111 You matched 1 Guess 3: 1234 You matched 1 Guess 4: 2444 You matched 2 Guess 5: 1442 You matched 4 Congratulations! You guessed the right number in 5 guesses. Would you like to play again (yes/no)?

Answer 1

Answer:

Written in Python

import random

#randnum = str(random.randint(999, 9999))

tryagain = "Yes"

while tryagain == "Yes":

     randnum = "1234"

     trys = 1

     guess = input("Guess: ")

     count = 0

     while not count == 4:

           for i in range(0,4):

                 if randnum[i] == guess[i]:

                       count = count + 1

                 if not count == 4:

                       print("You match "+str(count))

                       guess = input("Guess: ")

                       trys = trys + 1

                 else:

                       print("Congratulations, you match at "+str(trys))

                       trys = 1

                       tryagain = input("Start? (Yes/No): ")

Explanation:

I've added the full source code as an attachment where I used comments as explanation

Download txt