My code isn't working because it keeps returning the else instead of the initial if statement and the range doesn't work apparently

[omarahmed176]

import random

print("Bingo Card Generator")

BingoNumbers = random.sample(range(1, 91), 9)
BingoNumbers.sort()

Bingo = [
    [BingoNumbers[0]],
    [BingoNumbers[1]],
    [BingoNumbers[2]],
    [BingoNumbers[3]],
    ["BINGO"],
    [BingoNumbers[4]],
    [BingoNumbers[5]],
    [BingoNumbers[6]],
    [BingoNumbers[7]],
]


def CreateCard():
    for row in Bingo:
        print(*row, end="\t|\t")
    print()


CreateCard()

num = int(input("Next Number: "))
exes = 0

for row in range(3):
    for item in range(3):
        if Bingo[row][item] == num:
            Bingo[row][item] = "X"
for row in Bingo:
    for item in row:
        if item == "X":
            exes += 1
if exes == 8:
    print("You have won!")
else:
    print("You have Lost")

[bobastley]

Ok, I think I figured this one out. There was a lot of odd stuff going on within the loops and in your initial list, and I believe it is all fixed now.

I also fixed your Bingo print layout, so it lists in its proper rows now, and it also clears the console for a more pleasing view.

from replit import clear
import random

BingoNumbers = random.sample(range(1, 91), 9)
BingoNumbers.sort()

Bingo = [[BingoNumbers[0], BingoNumbers[1], BingoNumbers[2]],
         [BingoNumbers[3], "BINGO", BingoNumbers[4]],
         [BingoNumbers[5], BingoNumbers[6], BingoNumbers[7]]]


def CreateCard():
    print("Bingo Card Generator\n")
    for row in Bingo:
        for item in row:
            print(item, end="\t|\t")
        print("\n")


att = 0
exes = 0

while att < 8:

    CreateCard()

    num = int(input("Next Number: "))

    for row in range(3):
        for item in range(3):
            if Bingo[row][item] == num:
                Bingo[row][item] = "X"
                exes += 1

    att += 1
    clear()

CreateCard()

if exes == 8:
    print("You have won!")
else:
    print("You have Lost")

Hope this fixes your problem!

[omarahmed176]

so a loop problem ahh well it helped thank you so much.

[NateDhaliwal]

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