Answer:
Explanation:
The following code is written in Python and creates arrays for the user's numbers and the next chance numbers, it also creates a cost variable and a did_you_win variable. The function takes in the winning numbers as an array parameter. It asks all the necessary questions to generate data for all the variables and then compares the user's numbers to the winning numbers in order to detect if the user has won. Finally, it prints all the necessary information.
import random
def lottery(winning_numbers):
user_numbers = []
next_chance_drawing = []
cost = 0
did_you_win = "No"
#print("Would you like to choose your own 5 numbers? Y or N")
answer = input("Would you like to choose your own 5 numbers? Y or N: ")
if answer.capitalize() == "Y":
for x in range(5):
user_numbers.append(input("Enter number " + str(x+1) + ": "))
else:
for x in range(5):
user_numbers.append(random.randint(0,31))
cost += 1
next_chance = input("Would you like to enter a Next Chance drawing for $1.00? Y or N: ")
if next_chance.capitalize() == "Y":
for x in range(4):
next_chance_drawing.append(random.randint(0, 31))
cost += 1
if user_numbers == winning_numbers or next_chance_drawing == winning_numbers:
did_you_win = "Yes"
print("User Numbers: " + str(user_numbers))
print("Next Chance Numbers: " + str(next_chance_drawing))
print("Cost: $" + str(cost))
print("Did you win: " + did_you_win)
