Now that you've mastered the nuts and bolts of Python, it's time to add in another layer of complexity - allowing for user input to your program. Write a small dice rolling program using all the principles you've studied so far.
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Python How to Incorporate user input into your Python program

By JesseBoyer
Jan 4, 2011 08:41 PM

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